Mechatronics and Motion-Control Engineer
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Levà in Torino
Take motion from concept to commissioning
At Leva, you will not work on one isolated layer of a system. You will turn a creative idea into a working electromechanical installation, moving across motion architecture, component selection, prototyping, mechanical integration, electronics and firmware interfaces, testing and commissioning.
We are looking for a proactive, hands‑on Mechatronics Engineer who enjoys complex physical systems, makes sound decisions across disciplines and stays accountable for how the complete system performs. You will own real motion systems from the first architecture choices through workshop validation and on‑site delivery.
In this role you will
- Translate creative and functional requirements into buildable electromechanical architectures, with clear interfaces between mechanics, electronics and control systems.
- Select and size motors, actuators, gearboxes, transmissions, drives, brakes, encoders and sensors.
- Design, tune and validate single‑axis and coordinated motion, including motion profiles, homing, operating limits, fault handling and recovery.
- Work closely with our embedded engineer to define requirements and interfaces for custom electronics and firmware, debug integration issues and validate system performance.
- Create practical mechanical designs and CAD models for mechanisms, mounts, enclosures, sensor integration, cable routing and test rigs.
- Build and test prototypes using 3D printing, workshop processes and representative hardware to resolve technical uncertainties early.
- Collaborate with technicians during assembly, wiring and testing, investigating failures and turning findings into robust design improvements.
- Define and review requirements and deliverables for external electrical suppliers, including cabinet design, schematics and wiring.
- Develop technical documentation, bills of materials, test plans and commissioning procedures, with clear acceptance criteria.
- Support international installation, commissi