R&D Design Engineer
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Atlas Copco in Italia
R&D; Design Engineer - Product Company
Salary: €33,000 monthly
Azienda : Atlas Copco Tipo Lavoro : Tempo pieno Italy
Are you passionate about engineering innovation and eager to make a real impact?
At our Product Company, we’re looking for aDesign Engineer to join our dynamic team and contribute to thedevelopment of next-generation piston compressor machines.
We’re on a mission to introduce new, energy-efficient, high-performance, and environmentally conscious products to the compressor market. As a Design Engineer, you’ll play a key role in turning ideas into reality, transforming concepts into prototypes and supporting the journey to full-scale industrialization.
If you will join us in this role you will initiate new projects and follow up existing ones, reporting to the R&D; Engineering Team Leader and cooperating with the Project Leader and Test Engineer to create an efficient and effective R&D; organization.
What will you be responsible for as Design Engineer?
- Support the entire development process—from component design to full machine validation.
- Createtechnical drawings, perform calculations, and conduct testing.
- Collaborate closely with theProject Team, applying your technical leadership to bring innovative technologies from concept to product.
- Focus onmaximizing customer valuewhile minimizing waste.
- Work alongside theR&D; Engineering Team Leader,Project Leader, andTest Engineerto ensure efficient and effective project execution.
What do we expect from you?
- Adegree in Industrial or Mechanical Engineering.
- 3–5 years of experience in design and process manufacturing, ideally in an industrial design environment.
- Strong skills inCAD design,mechanical parts calculation, andBOM management.
- A keeneye for detailand a hands-on approach to problem-solving.
- Aself-motivated team playerwho thrives in multidisciplinary environments.
- You’re full of energy, eager to collaborate, and ready to bring your technical expertise and fresh ideas to tackle th