Controls Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Dematic in Milano
For over 200 years, Dematic has been a leading supplier of integrated automated technology, software, and services to optimise the supply chain. Le informazioni riportate di seguito illustrano i requisiti del ruolo, l'esperienza richiesta ai candidati e le qualifiche associate. Dematic employs over 10,000 skilled logistics professionals to serve its customers globally, with engineering centres and manufacturing facilities located around the world.Commissioning Engineers play a vital role in performing Electrical and PLC software commissioning activities within the allocated cost and time scale constraints of the material-handling project. They also ensure the commissioning activities follow the correct methods and standards to meet the requirements of the customer's project.Dematic is excited to announce that we have opened several opportunities for Controls Commissioning Engineers to join our world-class EMEA Engineering team on a permanent basis.
If you have hands-on experience in electrical commissioning activities and desire to further your career with a global leader in automated material handling systems, please apply below.We offer:Career DevelopmentCompetitive Compensation and BenefitsPay TransparencyGlobal Opportunities to Develop Your CareerLearn More Here: The base pay range for this role is estimated to be 44.625 - 65.450 at the time of posting. Final compensation will be determined by various factors such as work location, education, experience, knowledge, and skills.Tasks and Qualifications:Main Job ObjectivesDeliver the assigned project scope and tasks by meetingexceeding our safety, quality, On-Time-Delivery and budget requirements. To commission controls systems on-site including electrical and PLC software commissioning and to provide support to system test activities and training for the end userTo produce commissioning documentation including, but not limited to, commissioning checklists, tests specifications, Method Statements and Risk Assessme