Senior Application Engineer
Pubblicato il 18-10-2026 - Eaton in Torino
Overview In this role, you will contribute to the development of high-performance valvetrain solutions for traditional and eMobility powertrains. You join a cross-functional, multicultural engineering team focused on translating customer needs into robust engineering deliverables. You will design, analyze, validate, and industrialize valvetrain components from prototype to serial production, ensuring quality and manufacturability.
This position offers the opportunity to work with global suppliers and OEM teams, influence product strategy, and drive innovation in a dynamic mobility group.
Retribuzione / Benefits
- Challenging projects in international team
- Inclusion and diversity initiatives
- Internal promotion opportunities
- Health Insurance Plan (MetaSalute)
- Company Welfare plan
- Annual performance and development reviews
Responsabilità
- Design, analyze, validate, and industrialize valvetrain components from prototype through serial production
- Ensure functionality, durability, manufacturability, and compliance with customer requirements
- Translate customer specifications into engineering deliverables, validation plans, and development activities
- Interface technically with suppliers and OEM engineering teams across Italy and Western Europe
- Support prototype builds, prepare technical documentation and engineering reports, and present results
- Contribute to system design, validation, and development of products across Eaton's portfolio including eMobility solutions
- Track project progress and report activities to the Engineering Manager and Chief Engineer
Requisiti fondamentali
- Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering
- Minimum 3 years of experience in product development, preferably automotive
- Fluent in English
- Knowledge of product design and combustion engines
- Experience with cross-functional teamwork and reporting
- Multicultural teamwork
- self-directed approach
- strong reporting skills
- Product design
- technical drawing
- combustion engines