Do you want to build concrete skills in electronics, diagnostics and testing within a technology-driven, international company? Music & Lights designs, manufactures and distributes professional lighting solutions for the Film & TV, Live Events, Theatre and Architectural markets, used all over the world. You will join the Technical Service team in a young environment, with continuous training and the support of experienced colleagues.
Find out more about our working environment and benefits in the Career section: The Role
You will be based at our HQ in Minturno (LT), within the technical service and production team. You will handle maintenance, repair and testing of the products, contributing to continuous quality improvement, working alongside more experienced technicians and following defined procedures. You will also contribute to assembly and production activities, helping with mechanical assembly and the production of cable harnesses. It is a path designed to grow your electronics skills and build familiarity with lighting control systems.



Occasional travel in Italy and abroad is expected (around 10%), to suppliers or customers for on-site activities.
Key responsibilities
Carry out maintenance and repair work on electronic equipment, following technical procedures and ensuring quality and efficiency.
Contribute to assembly and production activities, performing mechanical assembly and wiring according to production sheets.
Perform functional tests and QC/commissioning procedures on the products, verifying that they work correctly.
Support fault diagnosis and component replacement, working alongside the team's technicians.
Manage the technical documentation relating to the work carried out.
Complete reports to track and resolve quality non-conformities.
Maintain the spare parts inventory and monitor its turnover.
Requirements
Good manual skills and confidence with measuring instruments and soldering.
Basic knowledge of electronics and printed circuit boards, with

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