Electrical Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-10-2026 - FlexLink, a Coesia in Bologna
FlexLink is a leading organization headquartered in Göteborg, Sweden, with operating units in 26 countries and representation in more than 60 countries worldwide. We are a leading provider of high-end solutions for manufacturing industries including food, beverages, personal care, pharmaceutical, automotive, batteries, and electronics. Our portfolio includes innovative solutions for automated production flows, conveyor systems, custom conveyor engineering, and software solutions that optimize material and information flows across manufacturing environments. FlexLink works closely with global customers to deliver production efficiency and enable sustainable manufacturing
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About the Role:FlexLink's semiconductor business unit develops and deploys highly complex material handling systems for chip manufacturers. These projects are long in duration and technically demanding, integrating advanced mechanics, electrical systems, controls,
and software to meet the rigorous requirements of high-volume semiconductor production environments.
As the business unit grows, so does the scale and complexity of what we take on. Projects span the full lifecycle, from engineering and procurement through installation, commissioning, and formal customer handover, with activities taking place in Italy and at international customer sites.
About the RoleAs a Electrical Engineer, you will be part of an engineering team based in Bologna and will be responsible for driving the execution of advanced material-handling robotic technologies in Sicily.
You will be testing, troubleshooting and integrating industrial-grade electrical infrastructure and mechatronic solutions that powers intelligent material flow systems, ensuring seamless integration and operation within a complex, high-tech production environment. In this role, you’ll be responsible for communicating with the c