Field applications engineer, europe
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Experteer Italy in Italia
Overview In this role you will act as a technical bridge between customers, sales, and R&D; to enable UEI hardware and software adoption across Europe. You'll support design, deployment, and debugging, and deliver calibration and service work from UEI's Milan station. You'll engage in pre‐ and post‐sales activities, run technical trainings, and help shape product enhancements through customer feedback. This position offers hands‐on engineering impact with regional travel, cross‐functional teamwork, and a strong customer‐experience focus. Responsibilities Support European customers in designing, deploying, and debugging UEI solutions Provide pre‐ and post‐sales technical support via phone, email, virtual meetings, and on‐site visits Troubleshoot hardware, software, and embedded systems at system level Perform application analysis, prototyping, testing, and debugging for effective solutions Conduct software testing, code reviews, and validation for customer and internal systems Bridge customers, sales,
and R&D; to relay requirements and suggest enhancements Lead customer training sessions (remote and on‐site) on UEI products Collaborate with European sales to drive opportunity development from initial contact to close Qualify technical requirements and propose appropriate UEI hardware/software Assist with solution positioning, technical presentations, and product demonstrations Prepare quotations and technical documentation for the sales process Maintain accurate CRM records of customer activities and opportunities Participate in sales meetings and regional planning Represent UEI at trade shows and events Operate and support EU calibration station in Milan, including calibration, verification, and testing of UEI products Maintain calibration records and ensure compliance with quality/regulatory standards Coordinate calibration scheduling across Europe and maintain a safe lab environment Serve as regional point of contact for calibration‐technical questions Perform other