Application engineer
Pubblicato il 05-10-2026 - Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas in Milano
Job Details
Location: Milan, Lombardy, Italy
Job ID: R
Date Posted:
Company Name: HITACHI ENERGY ITALY S.P.A.
Profession (Job Category): Sales, Marketing & Product Management
Job Schedule: Tempo pieno Remote: No
Job Description
The opportunity Within our eMobility Regional Center of Competence (RCoC), Europe Hub organization, we are looking for a skilled and motivated Application Engineer for charging infrastructure solutions. In this role, you will work closely with customers, Sales, Tendering, Product Management, engineering teams and local operating units to develop optimized, fit-for-purpose charging solutions for public and commercial transport. You will shape high-level technical concepts from early customer engagement through tendering and support their refinement during project execution.
How you'll make an impact
Engage with customers early in the project-development cycle to understand operational needs, charging strategies, site constraints, grid-connection requirements, and future expansion plans.
Develop and compare high-level technical solution concepts for charging infrastructure, including system architecture, key design criteria, scope boundaries and interfaces.
Translate customer and market requirements into optimized, feasible, and value-based solutions using the Hitachi Energy portfolio, while identifying assumptions, deviations, technical risks & opportunities.
Support Sales Capture and tender teams during pre-design by coordinating technical inputs, evaluating solution options and handing over the selected concept for verification and refinement by tender and factory teams.
Coordinate with internal specialists and interface partners on power-system studies, grid connection, power conversion, charging equipment, energy management, smart charging, control and communication, civil interfaces and installation concepts.
Prepare and present technical proposals, concept descriptions, single-line diagrams, design criteria, study scopes, and customer-faci