Service Engineer
Pubblicato il 24-08-2026 - Midsummer in Puglia
At Midsummer, we are constantly curious, and we look
for creative minds to further develop the technology and inspire
more people to use solar energy. Together with you, we can create
the right conditions for a brighter future. With the launch of our
new production facility in Bari, Midsummer Italia is now
strengthening the team with a Service Engineer who wants to
contribute to the growth of renewable energy and advanced
manufacturing. Are you passionate about technology, renewable
energy, and driving innovation? Submit your application today
About the role As a Service Engineer in the mechanical
support/assembly team at Midsummer, you will be responsible for the
installation and maintenance of the equipment for production of
solar cells. You will be part of a small team that works closely
together, to find solutions to small and large problems and
challenges in our production of solar panels. Main tasks of the
role Diagnose and resolve mechanical faults Perform preventive and
corrective mechanical maintenance on machines Replace or repair
defective mechanical components Support mechanical checks during
commissioning Document mechanical issues, interventions, and
resolutions This is you To feel comfortable in this role at
Midsummer, you need to appreciate having your own responsibility
and at the same time working in a team that supports each other.
You like fast pace and are not afraid to make decisions when
necessary. You have very good communication skills and collaborate
easily with people from all kinds of industries and backgrounds.
Furthermore, you are quality-oriented and structured, but at the
same time can adapt to an organization that is growing where all
routines are not yet established. Required qualifications A high
school diploma is required. A post-secondary qualification from an
Istituto Tecnico Superiore (ITS) is considered a strong asset.
Knowledge of systematic machine maintenance Willingness and ability
to travel for work Fluency in spoken and