Regional Infrastructure Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - APM Terminals in Savona
Hiring Range: 45.000€ - 65.000€
Short Term Incentive at target (actual payout may vary based on performance): 7.5%
Benefits: Life & Accident Insurance, Meal Card, Employee Assistance Program, Global Referral Program, Global Maternity Program (Return to Work Plan), Role Specific Benefits
Join APM Terminals and help shape the future of global trade. As part of the A.P. Moller-Maersk Group, we connect economies, businesses, and communities through a world-class port and terminal network. Technology is at the heart of this journey: enabling safer, smarter, more reliable operations and supporting our ambition to simplify and integrate global logistics. If you are passionate about infrastructure, operational excellence, cybersecurity, and continuous improvement, this is an opportunity to make a visible impact across our Africa and Europe terminals.
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At APM Terminals, you will join a collaborative, international environment where learning, development, and continuous improvement are part of everyday work. We invest in our people, encourage knowledge sharing,
and create space for colleagues to grow their technical expertise, broaden their business understanding, and build meaningful careers. You will be part of a team that values excellence, practical problem-solving, and a LEAN mindset.
As Regional Infrastructure Engineer, you will be a key regional technology resource for our Africa and Europe terminals, including Poti, Rijeka, Aarhus, Gothenburg, Vado, Gijon, Barcelona, Valencia, Apapa, Onne, and Monrovia. You will help deliver, maintain, modernize, and secure critical technology services across compute, storage, network, end-user services, applications, and cybersecurity, acting as an important bridge between global technology teams and local terminal operations.
Maersk is transforming into the global integrator of container logistics, connecting and simplifying customers’ supply chains. APM Terminals plays a vital role in this transformation by operating term