Software Commissioning Engineering Technician

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The Software Commissioning Engineering Technician role at Valmet blends software know‑how, automation expertise and direct customer contact. Valmet designs and supplies advanced flow‑control and automation solutions for a range of industries, and its converting roll machines are a key part of that portfolio. In this position you will be responsible for commissioning, starting up and fine‑tuning these machines both on‑site and remotely, helping customers worldwide achieve reliable performance. Your day‑to‑day tasks will include performing software check‑outs, commissioning and startup procedures for converting roll equipment, and diagnosing any software, process, machinery or tooling problems that arise during testing or production. You will also carry out routine maintenance, quality inspections and performance reviews, suggesting upgrades or spare‑part replacements when needed. Training customers on proper operation, maintenance and best‑practice techniques is a core element, as is working closely with internal technical teams to enhance software programming and develop more sophisticated automation solutions. The role requires a technical school diploma or degree in Electronics, Software, Automation, Informatics or a related discipline, together with two to three years of experience as a Software Technician in a manufacturing setting. Hands‑on familiarity with PLCs, HMIs, controls engineering and machine safety systems, particularly Siemens S7/TIA Portal and Rockwell platforms, is essential. Strong troubleshooting abilities, clear communication, customer‑service orientation and effective task management are also mandatory. The position involves extensive worldwide travel, so you must be willing and able to travel frequently. Professional fluency in both English and Italian is required. Valmet values additional capabilities that can boost your impact. Experience in the converting industry is considered advantageous. A proactive, structured approach to solving complex technical challenges and the ability to build trust with customers are highly regarded. The company offers a structured onboarding programme, continuous learning opportunities, flexible working hours, a free canteen and a safety‑focused culture. The permanent contract follows the Italian National Collective Labour Agreement for the metalworking sector, with a gross annual salary ranging from €31,000 to €42,000 depending on experience and qualifications. What the role asks for: - Technical diploma or degree in Electronics, Software, Automation, Informatics or related field - 2–3 years experience as Software Technician in manufacturing - Hands‑on experience with Siemens S7/TIA Portal - Hands‑on experience with Rockwell PLC platforms - Strong troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills - Professional proficiency in English - Professional proficiency in Italian - Willingness to travel extensively worldwide - Nice‑to‑have: experience in the converting industry