Commissioning Electrical Engineer
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
Electrical Commissioning Engineer | Data Centres
Up to €150,000 RAL + Excellent Benefits + Accommodation Support Available
Are you an Electrical Commissioning Engineer looking to work on some of Europe's most technically advanced Data Centre projects? This is an opportunity to join a leading international engineering contractor delivering multiple large-scale mission critical developments across the Milan region.
Whether your experience comes from Data Centres, Pharmaceuticals, Power Generation, Utilities, Renewables, Oil & Gas or other critical infrastructure environments, if you have a passion for testing, commissioning and bringing complex electrical systems safely into operation, we'd love to hear from you.
Benefits
Salary up to €150,000 RAL depending on experience
Accommodation support available where required
Permanent position with a secure pipeline of projects for the next 5+ years
Opportunities to work across international projects
Comprehensive benefits package with flexibility for exceptional candidates
Join a collaborative engineering team committed to technical excellence and innovation
You’ll be based across major Data Centre developments throughout the Milan area , working on large-scale mission critical facilities for global clients.
You’ll play a key role in delivering the safe testing, commissioning and energisation of critical electrical infrastructure, ensuring every system performs reliably before handover.
Commissioning LV and HV electrical systems across complex Data Centre projects
Testing UPS systems, generators, transformers, switchgear and power distribution equipment
Developing and executing commissioning plans, procedures and test scripts
Carrying out functional testing, load bank testing and system validation
Supporting energisation activities and critical system start-up
Coordinating commissioning programmes with project managers, design teams and specialist contractors
Investigating faults and resolving technical commissioning issues