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The Automation Technician is part of the Workshop Department and plays a key role in the end‑to‑end process of building automated machinery. This position supports the entire lifecycle of our equipment — from early design collaboration, through assembly and commissioning, to installation at global Baxter manufacturing sites. The machines you help build directly support the production of a wide range of Baxter products that save and sustain the lives of patients worldwide.
Job Responsibility:
Independently manage machine and electrical cabinet wiring, ensuring alignment with project timelines and technical goals
Evaluate and provide input on the mechanical aspects of the machine during the design and build phases
Collaborate effectively with external contractors and suppliers
Coordinate with internal teams — including electrical technicians, mechanical designers, and software developers — to ensure on‑time delivery of assigned projects
Maintain a strong commitment to EHS (Environment, Health & Safety) standards to ensure a safe, healthy, and environmentally responsible workplace
Interface with cross‑functional partners such as engineering, design, plant personnel, and external vendors to ensure successful design, fabrication, assembly, and machine functionality
Follow up on the construction and manufacturing of major machine assemblies
Recommend process improvements based on technical knowledge and hands‑on experience
Travel up to 40%, both domestically and internationally, to support machine installation, start‑up, and after‑sales service
Requirements:
Solid understanding of the fundamental principles within multiple engineering disciplines and their application to automated manufacturing equipment
Knowledge of machine construction, including mechanical, electrical, electronic, pneumatic, and robotic systems
Ability to read, interpret, and apply mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic design packages to assemble and wire machines accordingly
Strong collaboration and communication skills to effectively support a larger project team
Ability to analyze and mitigate potential failure modes related to safety, product quality, and machine reliability
Proficiency in reading technical drawings, facility layouts, manuals, and instruction sets to assemble and commission automated machinery
Hands‑on, problem‑solving attitude on the shop floor and at customer locations
Language skills: English (minimum B2) and Italian (required for Campo site)
Technical high school diploma or equivalent in a relevant field
3–5 years of experience in a workshop environment focused on automatic machine construction
Good command of the MS Office suite
Basic knowledge of PLC programming and AutoCAD software