Electronics Test
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Copeland in Italia
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We are seeking an experienced Electronics Test & Automation Engineer to join our Engineering team.
This role combines electronics testing and validation activities with software development for test and automation applications. Approximately 40% of the role focuses on software-related tasks, while the remaining responsibilities involve hands‑on testing, debugging, and support of electronic products in both laboratory and production environments. The Electronics Test & Automation Engineer will collaborate closely with engineering and manufacturing teams to improve product quality, reliability, and testing efficiency. This job is based in Belluno, Italy, and regular on‑site presence is required. Salary: €30,000 - €37,000 gross annual salary, depending on experience and qualifications.
Key Responsibilities of the Role
- Perform testing, validation, and debugging activities on electronic boards and systems.
- Develop and maintain software applications and tools dedicated to testing and automation.
- Analyze test results, identify root causes of fail