Commissioning Engineer

Date PostedMay 28, 2026LocationGraz, Austria / GlobalCompanyTXM RecruitSalary €18 000 - €60 000 por ano TypeFull-time

Job Summary

The Commissioning Engineer will write and configure software programs to control automated machinery for global logistics projects. The role involves 50–60% international travel to customer sites for installation, integration, and on-site testing. You will collaborate with technical teams to ensure successful project delivery and provide training for customer staff.

Responsibilities

  • Configure software for automated machinery
  • Conduct on-site installation and integration
  • Perform system testing and quality assurance
  • Train customer staff on system operations

Required Skills

  • Object-oriented programming (C++, C#, Java)
  • SQL/Oracle and Linux knowledge
  • Technical English communication
  • Willingness to travel (50-60%)

Job Details

Responsibilities: - Write and configure software programs to control automated machinery, tailored to each customer's requirements. - Test software quality using simulators before deployment. - Travel internationally (50–60% of the time) to customer sites to carry out installation and commissioning. - Lead on-site testing, integration, and configuration, working alongside various technical specialists. - Train customer staff and provide support ahead of system go-live. - Act as a key point of contact for customers on-site, delivering clear communication and good service. - Collaborate with internal teams throughout the project to ensure successful delivery. - Hand over completed projects to the relevant departments once commissioning is complete. Experience & Requirements: - Knowledge of object orientated programming (C++, C# or Java). - Relational database knowledge in SQL or Oracle and Linux. - Ability to work in collaboration with internal and external project teams. - Ability to speak English with technical conversations as a minimum, being able to speak German is advantageous. - Eligible to work in Austria/ EU. - Hold a valid driver’s licence.