Commissioning Engineer
Pubblicato il 22-09-2026 - Tmc in Treviso
About This Vacancy
You will work on advanced industrial systems that integrate automation, machine vision, AI and material-handling technologies. After laboratory preparation and machine testing, you will commission and fine-tune systems at customer plants worldwide, creating material-specific sorting recipes and ensuring the required removal efficiency and output purity. The role offers a long-term technical development path within a multidisciplinary and international industrial environment.
Key Responsibilities Include
- Prepare and test industrial sorting systems in the laboratory and workshop, completing calibration, alignment and functional checks before shipment.
- Commission machines at customer plants worldwide.
- Acquire and classify sample images, build and tune sorting recipes, and configure ejection parameters according to material type, particle size, belt flow and plant conditions.
- Measure and optimize machine performance in terms of contaminant removal efficiency and selected-material purity, iteratively refining recipes on real production flows.
- Diagnose software, automation, optical, electrical and mechanical issues and provide technical assistance both remotely and on site.
- Support customers in correct machine operation, cleaning and preventive maintenance to preserve vision-system performance in dusty environments.
- Contribute to maintaining the installed fleet and commissioning new machines, sharing field feedback with engineering teams.
What We Expect From You
- Bachelor's degree (or master's degree) in Automation, Mechatronics, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or a related field.
- Strong availability for frequent international travel, accounting for at least 50% of working time.
- Comfortable working in industrial plants.
- Basic knowledge of PLC and HMI environments, inverter-controlled motors, sensors, actuators and industrial machinery.
- Interest in image acquisition and processing, RGB/NIR cameras, lase