By creating bearings and solutions for everything from industrial applications to vehicles, SKF plays an essential role in our everyday lives. In Q4 2026, SKF intends to spin off its Automotive business and list it as a separate company under the name of SKF Vertevo. A company created to support the future of the automotive market, and to co-drive the future of mobility faster.

This role will be a part of that new company. Would you like to join us, and move people further?

Business Process & System Support - SKF Automotive Business Italy

This role is for you who are motivated to ensure business continuity and driving operational excellence in logistics across the EMEA region. Through proactive system and process support, standardization, and continuous improvement, you will play a key role in keeping logistics operations running smoothly and efficiently.

Here you will support both in-house and outsourced logistics operations, ensuring proper documentation, compliance, and robust daily execution. Acting as a central link, you will connect users, local operations,



and central system teams to translate operational needs into reliable, scalable solutions.

Do you enjoy working at the intersection of logistics, systems, and processes? If so, this role offers the opportunity to contribute to stable operations, continuous improvement, and a consistent way of working across the EMEA logistics landscape.

What you can expect in the role
System and Process Support
Coordinate between logistics users, local operations, and central logistics systems (e.g., WASS, DWM, WMS).
Ensure system availability and performance for logistics operations by coordinating problem analysis and user support.
Ensure robust daily operations through proper service coverage, training, and continuous maintenance and optimization of logistics systems aligned with operational workflows.
Translate business needs into IT requirements and implement system, process, and hardware-related improvements in

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