Electrical Commissioning Engineer
Pubblicato il 09-09-2026 - Eligo Recruitment in Lombardia
Electrical Commissioning Engineer | Data Centres
Looking to work on some of Europe's most prestigious hyperscale data centre projects?
If you're an experienced Electrical Commissioning Engineer ready for your next international challenge, this is your opportunity to join a leading engineering contractor delivering cutting-edge mission critical facilities across Europe.
Based in Milan, you'll be responsible for bringing complex electrical systems to life, ensuring every installation is commissioned safely, efficiently and to the highest industry standards before handover.
Salary: €6,500 to €7,500 EUR net per month (depending on experience) + Excellent Benefits + Career Progression
Location: Milan, Italy
What's in it for you?
- Competitive net salary with flexibility for the right experience
- Long-term pipeline of major hyperscale projects secured for years to come
- Excellent relocation support (where applicable)
- Clear progression into Lead Commissioning and Commissioning Management positions
- Work on some of Europe's most technically advanced data centres
- Ongoing technical and leadership development
- Collaborative, multinational project teams
- Future opportunities across Europe
The Role
You'll take ownership of the testing, commissioning and energisation of critical electrical infrastructure, ensuring every system performs exactly as designed before client handover.
Working closely with project managers, design engineers, commissioning specialists and clients, you'll lead commissioning activities from planning through to project completion.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Planning and delivering electrical commissioning activities across hyperscale data centre projects
- Testing and commissioning UPS systems, generators, switchgear, transformers and LV electrical distribution systems
- Developing commissioning procedures, programmes and method statements
- Carrying out functional testing, integrated systems testing and load bank testing
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