Junior Product Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Abylsen in Piemonte
The HOUSE OF ABY Group brings together 10 brands within a single ecosystem, covering a wide range of sectors such as aerospace, digital technology, nuclear power, pharmaceuticals, rail and infrastructure... This diversity makes HOUSE OF ABY a true professional playground, offering our consultants and Business Partners the opportunity to develop their careers across environments, roles and projects involving a wide range of challenges.
Thanks to this multi-brand organisation, everyone can build a bespoke career path, develop their expertise, explore new fields and work on high-value-added projects.
Joining HOUSE OF ABY means becoming part of a dynamic Group with over 4,000 employees, which places its trust in its teams and provides them with the resources to perform, grow and succeed.
Which brand will you be joining?
ABYLSEN is the engineering consultancy within the HOUSE OF ABY Group, supporting its clients in the delivery of their technology projects through expert consultants. Their mission: to provide expertise, innovation and the ability to deliver.
For over 20 years,
Abylsen has established itself as a major player in engineering consultancy in Europe and supports more than 660 clients with their industrial, digital and operational projects.
Our areas of expertise:
• R&D;
• Production & operations
• Digital & IT
• Industrialisation
• Validation & testing
• Maintenance & safety
MISSION:
As part of the development of our entity Abylsen Italy, specialized in Transport (automotive, aeronautics, defense, space and rail), Heavy Industry (metallurgy, steel plant), Energy and IT, we are looking for a Junior Product Engineer in the Jewelry sector to integrate our team of consultants and bring their expertise on all our projects.
ACTIVITIES:
- Support in the engineering of products and components
- Analysis of technical drawings and verification/definition of components
- Support for production launch and optimization of production processes
- Monitoring of weights and qu