Product Engineer
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Alpinestars in Asolo
Alpinestars is the leading global performance motorsports apparel, protection and footwear manufacturer. For over 55 years the company has been providing the world's best athletes and motorsports enthusiasts in the pursuit of performance excellence with the most technologically advanced products which fuse protection, innovation and style.
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Thanks to the outstanding quality and continuous innovation of our products, we are currently going through a solid expansion phase on the global market, for which we aim to reinforce our strongly international teams with top talent from anywhere in the world.
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We are looking for and PRODUCT ENGINEER – HELMETS to join the R&D; department who will develop and maintain the complete 3D and 2D design of helmet components, ensuring technical quality, manufacturability and alignment with product vision. In this role,
you will be responsible for transforming ideas into solid and production-ready solutions, contributing to innovation and performanc
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ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACTIVIT
- IES You will create and maintain 3D models and 2D technical drawings for all helmet components (outer shell, EPS, liner, vent systems, accessories, viso
- rs).You will actively participate in the entire product development process: concept, design, prototyping, industrialization providing proper documentation for each ph
- ase.You will also propose and design technical solutions (snap-fits, vents, modular parts, integration with interio
- rs).You will ensure compliance with homologation regulations (ECE, DOT, etc.), quality standards, and internal requireme
- nts.Will work cross-functionally, collaborating closely with Design, Project Management and Prototyping teams for continuous iteration and alignm
- ent.You will ensure DFM (Design for Manufacturing) compliance for new models in dev