Field Application Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Panasonic Industry Europe in Lombardia
Field Application Engineer (m/f/d) Lombardia Est
Panasonic Industry Europe GmbH | Location: Bussolengo, IT | Opening: asap
What you will be doing
- Support regional sales activities through application engineering and technical guidance.
- Take responsibility for all devices in our automation area: controllers, HMIs, sensors and motors.
- Gather customer technical requirements, define specifications, and execute assigned project tasks.
- Apply analytical thinking to evaluate applications, select suitable products, and prepare technical documentation.
- Provide on‑site customer support, including installation setup, software training, and programming assistance.
- Support and develop all customers based in Lombardia east and Veneto west area.
What we are looking for
- Degree (or equivalent) in Mechatronics, Automation, Electronics, Informatics, or Electrical Engineering.
- Alternatively: a high school diploma plus 3+ years of experience in a technical field related to mechatronics applications.
- Strong analytical mindset, customer‑oriented communication,
and willingness to support on‑site activities.
- Business fluency in Italian; strong English language skills are very preferred.
What we offer
- Lavoro da remoto
- Flexible working hours
- Company car
- 24 extra hours of paid leave for medical visits and exams
- Health insurance
- Additional benefits
About us
Panasonic is one of the largest and leading electronic product manufacturers in the world. Our mission is to create the Panasonic business of "tomorrow." By integrating business, technology, and creativity, we realize ideal lifestyles and societies solving social issues globally. Panasonic Industry Europe GmbH is part of the global Panasonic Group and provides industrial products and services in Europe.
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