Mechanical/Electrical Technician

Smoore, the world largest atomization device manufacturer is building up a Machinery & Electrical Technician team to support its overseas production and development initiatives in Trieste, Italy.

This is contract based role, work visa NOT provided.

Founded in 2009, Smoore International Holdings Limited is the world’s leading provider of atomization technology solutions, specializing in the research, design, and manufacturing of vaping devices and components. Supported by a global network of advanced R&D centers, Smoore serves clients in over 100 countries, delivering cutting-edge solutions for vaping, medical, pharmaceutical, and beauty atomization applications.

Job Responsibilities:

Electrical Technician

1. Responsible for on-site/off-site equipment assembly, troubleshooting electrical issues during assembly, and proposing improvement solutions.
2. Perform equipment debugging to ensure smooth operation without jamming, meeting design speed and load requirements.
3. Compile assembly records and debugging reports for future production or maintenance reference.
4. Train new employees or operators, imparting electrical assembly and debugging skills.
5. Conduct self-inspection and peer inspection during assembly, documenting critical data.
6. Communicate assembly challenges with electrical engineers, provide feedback on design or process rationality, and drive design optimization.

Machinery Technician

1. Responsible for on-site/off-site equipment assembly, resolving mechanical interference and improper tolerance fit issues during assembly, and proposing improvement solutions.
2. Perform equipment debugging, adjust mechanical transmission systems to ensure smooth operation without jamming, meeting design speed and load requirements.
3. Conduct self-inspection and peer inspection during assembly, compile assembly records and debugging reports for future production or maintenance reference.
4. Train new employees or operators, imparting mechanical assembly and debugging skills.
5. Communicate assembly challenges with mechanical engineers, provide feedback on design or process rationality, and drive design optimization.

Young technicians with a strong willingness to delve deeply into the field of automation are also welcomed.