Intern - Development Engineer Support (preferably belonging to protected categories - art. 1 Law 68)

Job Title: Intern - Development Engineer Support (preferably belonging to protected categories - art. 1 Law 68)

Location: IT

The impact you’ll make:

• Support the end-to-end creation of mechanical samples by actively contributing to design finalization and assisting in hands‑on manufacturing (e.g., 3D printing, machining), ensuring efficient and high‑quality delivery.
• Assist in developing, refining, and validating jigs and test equipment, supporting the transition from initial concepts into robust setups and supporting execution of verification testing.
• Enable accurate product and component development by supporting advanced measurements activities (including 3D scanning) and collaborating with external suppliers when specialized capabilities are required.
• Contribute to optimizing manufacturing and refurbishment processes for components and modules, learning how to select appropriate tools, equipment, and methods aligned with project needs.
• Contribute to standardizing test and measurement processes, improving consistency, reliability, and scalability across projects.
• Support the preparation and organization of high‑quality technical documentation covering mechanical and hydraulic developments, supporting knowledge sharing and traceability.
• Collaborate closely with cross‑functional teams, suppliers, and external partners to exchange expertise, solve technical challenges, and drive continuous improvement.
• Support the team in organizing activities with a structured and methodical approach, learning how to plan work effectively, monitoring progress, and maintaining alignment with timelines and budget targets.
• Support innovation by taking part in complex measurements and development challenges, proposing improvements, and contributing ideas for future product and process enhancements.

The skills and knowledge you’ll bring:

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or mechanical‑focused secondary studies.
• Good understanding of 2D mechanical drawings, with familiarity in 3D modeling considered an advantage.
• Good knowledge of Microsoft Office tools with the ability to support the creation of clear and structured reports.
• Hands‑on experience or interest in additive manufacturing technologies.
• Basic familiarity with machining tools such as milling machines, drilling machines, and lathes.
• Good manual skills and a passion for prototyping and hands‑on product development.
• Basic knowledge of metrology and measurement techniques.
• Fluency in English, both written and spoken.
• A collaborative mindset with strong teamwork skills and a team‑player attitude.
• Curiosity and passion for technologies that enable and accelerate product development.
• A proactive approach with a willingness to learn, grow, and continuously develop new skills.

What we’ll give you in return:

• A competitive monthly internship allowance, together with meal vouchers.
• An internship experience of 6 months, or up to 12 months for candidates belonging to protected categories (art. 1 Law 68/99).
• A hybrid working model, which combines office and home working.
• High‑growth environment, offering exciting learning opportunities and exposure beyond your first role.
• Inclusive working culture and strong team spirit; we embrace our international community and diversity as a competitive advantage.