R&D Mechanical Engineer
Pubblicato il 05-10-2026 - Hager Group in Parma
R&D; Mechanical Engineer (m/f/d)- Low Voltage Switchgear Azienda : Hager Group Tipo Lavoro : Tempo pieno Italy
Descrizione Lavoro - R&D; Mechanical Engineer (m/f/d)- Low Voltage Switchgear Why join the Engineeringdepartment? The futureiselectricWithus, innovationisat theheartofeveryproject. Our engineeringteamsdevelopadvancedsolutions forelectricalinfrastructure andenergymanagement,ensuringsafetyandsimplicity.Wedeliverexceptionalcustomervalue,promoteeco-design, andupholdthehighestqualitystandards toachieveindustrialexcellence.
ByjoiningourEngineeringteam,you’llhelp designtheseinnovative solutions.You’llworkalongsideapassionateteamdedicatedto pushingtechnologicalboundariesfor a moreconnectedandsustainableelectricfuture.Together,we’llturnideasintotangibleachievements
Within the Engineering department, we’re shaping the electrical world of tomorrow. Share your energy and make a difference – join us
As a R&D; Mechanical Engineer - Low Voltage Switchgear (m/f/d) you will report to the Engineering Manager based in Porcia for a permanent contract.
The R&D; Mechanical Engineer – Low Voltage Switchgear is responsible for the mechanical design and development of low voltage switchgear assemblies, translating requirements into robust technical solutions while ensuring quality, safety, and manufacturability.
Your mission
- Be accountable for mechanical designs within the scope of low voltage switchgear assemblies
- Contribute to the development of new products, components, and systems, as well as the improvement of existing solutions
- Translate technical requirements into feasible mechanical designs following defined design guidelines and methodologies
- Take ownership of your design results and review designs from peers
- Support and run smaller (sub) projects within the R&D; environment
- Analyze quality and safety test results to ensure compliance with internal and external standards
- Monitor development outcomes regarding technical performance, cost, and timing targets
- Support