R&D Mechanical Engineer
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Hager in Italia
R&D; Mechanical Engineer (m/f/d) – Low Voltage Switchgear Invii la sua candidatura dopo aver letto i requisiti di competenza e qualifica per questa posizione, riportati di seguito. R&D; Mechanical Engineer – Low Voltage Switchgear (m/f/d) you will report to the Engineering Manager based in Porcia for a permanent contract. Why join the Engineering department? The future is electric With us, innovation is the heart of every project. Our engineering teams develop advanced solutions for electrical infrastructure and energy management, ensuring safety and simplicity. We deliver exceptional customer value, promote eco-design, and uphold the highest quality standards to achieve industrial excellence. By joining our Engineering team, you'll help design these innovative solutions. You'll work alongside a passionate team dedicated to pushing technological boundaries for a more connected and sustainable electric future. Together, we'll turn ideas into tangible achievements Within the Engineering department, we're shaping the electrical world of tomorrow.
Share your energy and make a difference – join us Your mission Be accountable for mechanical designs within the scope of low voltage switchgear assemblies Contribute to the development of new products, components, and systems, as well as the improvement of existing solutions Translate technical requirements into feasible mechanical designs following defined design guidelines and methodologies Take ownership of your design results and review designs from peers Support and run smaller (sub) projects within the R&D; environment Analyze quality and safety test results to ensure compliance with internal and external standards Monitor development outcomes regarding technical performance, cost, and timing targets Support the creation of assembly guidelines and technical documentation Work independently with general supervision, contributing your expertise to complex technical challenges Collaborate with cross-functional teams and contri