Field Service Engineer*
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - TOMRA in Conza della Campania
Imagine a place where your contributions lead to real impact. Welcome to TOMRA, whereinnovation and sustainabilityare at the core of our mission. From all corners of the world, we transform how weobtain, use, and reuse the planet’s resources. With innovation at our core, we develop and manufacture sensor-based sorting technologies for the global recycling and waste management industry. Our success is reflected in more than 9,000 sorting units installed and a presence in over 100 countries- making TOMRA Recycling a trusted partner for customers around the globe.
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At TOMRA, we encourage a culture of purpose, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Our teams are empowered to make a real impact -driven by passion, guided by responsibility, and inspired by innovationwe make a shared commitment to sustainability. We believe that diverse perspectives fuel creativity, and we actively cultivate an inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and heard.
Join us in shaping a better future through technology that matters.
TOMRA is seeking a Field Service Engineer to join our team in Italy, covering Central and Southern Italy. Candidates should ideally be based in Campania, Puglia or Molise to ensure efficient customer support.
As a key member, you will be responsible for providing support to our customers in Italy and East Europe. This role is ideal for those with an adventurous spirit, as there will be lots of travel, mainly domestic across Italy and occasional trips abroad.
You will receive all the necessary training at our training center in Germany, as well as practical experience in the field with the support of your experienced colleagues.
Your tasks
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- Installation, commissioning, maintenance, optimization, and repair of sensor-based sorters at TOMRA Recycling installation bases.
- Ensuring maximum performance of TOMRA sorting systems in the fie