Field Applications Engineer
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Teradyne in Torino
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Field Applications Engineer
ID: 12556
Location: Torino, IT
Join Teradyne Robotics and shape the future of automation Would you be interested in joining a rapidly expanding organization that offers you a significant influence on your professional growth? Do you envision yourself as a technical specialist supporting an innovative and pioneering product with immense potential? Are you ready to make a real impact on the world of robotics? At Teradyne Robotics, a division of Teradyne, we are revolutionizing industries through cutting-edge collaborative and autonomous mobile robotic technologies. As part of our team, you’ll work with global leaders Universal Robots (UR) and Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR), driving innovation that enhances manufacturing, logistics and workplaces across the world.
Key responsibilities: As our Application Engineer in Italy you will provide support to partners, end customers, and the sales team in Italy through application analysis, the development of technical concepts, feasibility assessments,
and support during implementation utilizing Teradyne Robotics. This role combines technical expertise with interpersonal skills, engaging with stakeholders in the field, within the team, and across the partner network. Pre- and post-sales support to partners and customers in the region
- Participation in technical visits (Line Walks) and preparation of application feasibility studies (Proof of Concept)
- Creating and presenting concepts for Teradyne robotics robot-based solutions
- Advising on application optimization - mechanical and programmatic
- Collaboration with the sales and marketing team, participation in industry events (workshops, seminars, demonstrations)
- Building and sharing technical knowledge - both internally and with partners
- Representing the Teradyne Robotics brand in the Italian market
Qualifications and experience: You hold a technical education in automation, mechatronics, roboti