Normalization Specialist
Pubblicato il 25-09-2026 - KUKA in Cuneo
Make an Impact with Healthcare Technology Jobs That Matter
Are you ready to build a career in healthcare technology that truly makes a difference? At Swisslog Healthcare, we’re looking for passionate individuals to join us in shaping the future of care. Whether you’re exploring healthcare engineering jobs, pharmacy automation roles, healthcare IT careers, or healthcare logistics opportunities, you’ll be part of a team that’s driving innovation in medication management and hospital workflows around the world. If you’re motivated by purpose and eager to grow with a mission-driven company, we’d love to hear from you.
Make an impact
Primary goals for this role include:
- Support on optimization BOM (Bill of Materials) strategies, ensuring efficient structuring of components and subsystems
- Develop configurable environments for BOM generation, improving product quality, reducing complexity, lead time, and errors
- Support the Change Management processes and workflows within PLM systems
- Create prototypes in the development environment prior to release.
What you need to succeed
To be successful in the role we are looking for:
Strong experience with PLM systems (Windchill preferred), including configuration and change management processes
Experience in automation engineering is required
Proven experience with ERP systems (e.g. SAP or Business Central)
Good knowledge of English language
Understanding of system requirements and product architecture
Ability to work effectively in cross-functional teams
This job posting is open to all candidates, regardless of gender, and to candidates belonging to protected categories, in accordance with applicable laws (L. 903/77 and L. 68/99).
Our Vision: Lead Change for Better Care
Swisslog Healthcare empowers hospitals and healthcare facilities with advanced pharmacy and transport automation solutions that streamline medication management and support clinical workflows. With over 1,200 dedicated employees serving more than