Applied Technical Solutions
Pubblicato il 19-08-2026 - Siemens Energy in Milano
Applied Technical Solutions - Repair Lead Design Engineer (EU)
About the Role
Location Italy Milano Milan Remote vs. Office Hybrid (Remote/Office) Organization Transformation of Industry Business Unit Compression Full / Tempo parziale Full-time Experience Level Experienced Professional A Snapshot of Your Day
Join our mission to leverage Siemens Energy’s cutting-edge technology in repairing a wide range of compressors within Compression Applied Technical Solutions.
As a Repair Lead Design Engineer , you will play a pivotal role in crafting and validating technical solutions for compressor repairs, guiding projects from initial proposals to fact-finding, reverse engineering, and supporting execution, including reassembly and shipping.
Collaborating with Siemens Energy’s technology experts, factories, service centers, and field personnel worldwide, you will be at the forefront of ensuring our clients achieve their goals in capacity, efficiency, and reliability.
With over 20 years of experience in compressor repairs,
you will have the opportunity to innovate using new technologies like AI and next-generation laser scanners, enhancing your growth beyond traditional product design engineering.
How You’ll Make an Impact:
Apply and standardize 3D-scan technology for re-modeling and industrializing compressor components and assemblies. Coordinate project progress, develop repair designs, and make technical decisions while communicating effectively with Repair Centers and stakeholders. Support pre-sale activities by evaluating proposed solutions for practicality, logistics, and risk mitigation to enhance sales efforts. Create repair solutions based on global corporate knowledge of Service Centers, including 3D modeling for parts replacements with precise dimensions, tolerances, fits, finishes, and materials through reverse engineering. Develop upgrade alternatives for rotors, bearings, seals, and other compressor parts, ensuring compliance with legal requirements in collaboration