Graduate Service Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Turner Engine Control Solutions in Milano
Graduate / Junior Electrical Control Systems Engineer (International Field Service)
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Based in Lombardy, Italy
Launch Your International Engineering CareerAre you an Electrical Engineering graduate, or do you have electrical, automation or industrial engineering experience?
Turner ECS (MCS) is looking for ambitious engineers to join our Italian team and develop into specialist Electrical Control Systems Engineers, supporting power generation and industrial customers across Europe and beyond.
From day one, you'll work alongside experienced engineers, solving real engineering challenges on customer sites while receiving structured mentoring and technical training.
As part of your development, you'll complete a fully funded 3-month technical training programme in the Netherlands, with future opportunities to work on projects throughout Europe and internationally.
Why Join Turner ECS?
- €30,000 starting salary
- Paid international travel, accommodation and expenses
- 3-month fully funded training programme in the Netherlands
- Structured mentoring from experienced Control Systems Engineers
- Work on advanced gas turbines, steam turbines, diesel engines, compressors and generators
- Genuine long‐term career progression
- International project opportunities
- High‐quality PPE and safety equipment provided
- Additional flexibility with annual leave where project travel schedules allow
What You'll Be DoingWorking alongside experienced engineers, you'll gain hands‐on experience in:
Commissioning & Field Service
- Installing and commissioning industrial control systems
- Functional testing and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT)
- Supporting customer start‐ups and system upgrades
Fault Finding & Diagnostics
- Diagnosing electrical and control system faults
- Supporting