FIELD SERVICE TECHNICIAN M/F
Pubblicato il 20-09-2026 - Crit Experts & Cadres in Milano
PERMANENT CONTRACT – Based in Ponte San Pietro (Bergamo, Italy) – Salary: 35000€ to 45000€ depending on experience and qualifications
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Join a leading Italian manufacturer of industrial machinery for the optical industry. For over 30 years, the company has been designing and manufacturing high-tech industrial equipment for the optical sector. With a strong international presence, the group operates worldwide through its subsidiaries across North America, Europe, Asia and South America.
As part of the development of our Customer Service team , we are looking for a FIELD SERVICE TECHNICIAN M/F to join our headquarters in Italy. Reporting to the Technical Manager , your main responsibilities will include:
Installing and commissioning our machines at customer sites across Europe.
Training users on how to operate the equipment
Diagnosing breakdowns and carrying out preventive and corrective maintenance.
Providing on-site and remote technical support
Participating in machine testing and validation activities in collaboration with the production teams
Ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction through your technical expertise and strong customer-service orientation
Your profile
Fluent French and professional-level English or Italian
5 to 7 years of experience in field service or industrial maintenance
Proven experience working with CNC machines
Good xrdbqlu mechanical skills and ability to read technical drawings
Proficiency in measurement instruments and standard office software
Willingness to travel throughout Europe, approximately 50% of the time
What we offer
A permanent contract based in Ponte San Pietro, Italy
Relocation support
Comprehensive training on our technologies
An international working environment with opportunities for career development.
Attractive travel allowances