Learn from experienced people
Join highly skilled teams. Mentoring connects study with work in the field.
Careers
Bring your talent to real industrial projects. Grow with a skilled team, in Cupello and around the world.
PASSION AND CURIOSITY FIRST
The pleasure of understanding.
The pleasure of understanding.
The satisfaction of creating
Above all, we look for a passion for technology and curiosity: the desire to understand, ask questions and find solutions. Learning together and seeing your ideas become working systems gives meaning to work and makes it a source of interest and satisfaction.
Take on new challenges
An innovative and stimulating environment, with real projects and opportunities to work with international customers.
Feel well, work well
Safety, respect for people and attention to wellbeing.
Our professional areas
Find the area where you can put your skills to work. These areas describe our activities, not individual vacancies. You can send an unsolicited application.
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Mechanical & Mechatronic Engineering
3D design, layouts and mechanical and mechatronic integration.
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Automation & Software
PLC, HMI and SCADA, motion control and industrial networks.
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Robotics & Vision
Robotic cells, machine vision, calibration and quality control.
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Process & Industrial Engineering
Cycle optimisation, energy efficiency and Digital Twin.
Digital Twin · illustrative representationApply for this area
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Assembly & Service
Mechanical and electrical assembly, testing, commissioning and maintenance.
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Project & After-Sales
Planning, technical documentation, spare parts and customer support.
Apply for this areaExperience or potential. There is room for both
Bring your foundations. We'll build the experience
We welcome school leavers, ITS Academy graduates and recent university graduates, introducing them to our activities within skilled teams and supporting the development of their expertise.
You do not need to know all the answers already: bring your foundations and a willingness to learn on the job.
Put your experience to work
Apply your skills to technical problems, explore new possibilities and share your experience with the team.
Tell us about the systems you have worked on, the responsibilities you have held and the results you have helped achieve.
Which educational backgrounds fit IOCCO?
Technical and scientific secondary qualifications
Electronics and Electrical Engineering, specialising in Electronics, Electrical Engineering or Automation; Mechanics, Mechatronics and Energy; IT and Telecommunications. We also consider scientific secondary school graduates, including Applied Sciences, for entry pathways that develop the necessary practical skills.
ITS Academy
Mechatronics and automation programmes, such as Higher Technician in Automation and Mechatronic Systems, relevant to system integration, assembly, commissioning and maintenance.
Bachelor's and master's degrees
Mechatronics and automation engineering; mechanical, electronic, electrical and computer engineering backgrounds are also relevant, depending on the professional area and acquired skills.
Qualifications are a starting point: we also assess relevant experience, projects and skills, including those acquired through equivalent pathways.
Your first months at IOCCO
An indicative six-month pathway, adapted to the role and experience, with a technical mentor and team support.
Get to know the company and find your bearings
Meet the team, products and stages of plant delivery. Become familiar with tools, quality and safety, and agree initial objectives with your mentor.
Learn by contributing
Join a project with defined tasks and mentoring: design, software, assembly or verification, depending on your role. Technical training and discussion develop your methods, teamwork and organisation.
Building independence
Take responsibility for tasks suited to your demonstrated skills, with team support and reviews. A discussion with your manager recognises progress and sets your next objectives.
How do we adapt the pathway to your experience?
For junior colleagues, we focus on practical foundations, methods and growing independence. For experienced colleagues, we build on existing skills and explore IOCCO processes and project requirements.
Where your role and project allow, you take part in trials, acceptance tests or commissioning to see the effects of your work first-hand. Development continues beyond the first few months through technical training and new challenges.
Growing at IOCCO
A REAL STORY
Alessio: from assembly to department leadership
Over five years at IOCCO, from a passion for mechanics to coordinating complex activities.
After qualifying in accounting and spending time in the United Kingdom, Alessio joined IOCCO in mechanical assembly, bringing a strong interest in mechanics and a curiosity about how things work.
Mentoring by the department manager and a structured development pathway helped him turn this interest into professional skills and gradually take on greater responsibility.
Today he leads the mechanical assembly department and manages complex activities at customer sites abroad. His experience shows how commitment, training and collaboration can open up paths beyond those envisaged during education.
New experiences, supported by IOCCO
Working at customer sites offers opportunities to discover different production environments, broaden skills and see the results of your work in operation.
Healthcare cover during assignments
For business travel, IOCCO provides Mission insurance with worldwide healthcare cover, subject to policy terms.
Travel allowance
Recognition of the commitment involved. Arrangements, conditions and willingness to travel are discussed during recruitment in relation to the role.
Safety, respect for people and attention to wellbeing are part of daily work at our facilities and customer sites.
Our work, in the team's words
From model to machine
The most exciting part is seeing a design decision become a working system. In mechanical design, we collaborate with automation and assembly: every detail must make sense to the people who build, operate and maintain the machine. We look for passion, curiosity and rigour, together with a willingness to discuss ideas.
Mechanical Design ManagerSoftware meets the process
Writing the program is part of the job. The challenge is to understand the process, connect sensors, drives and robots, and verify plant behaviour. We look for enthusiastic, curious people who observe, ask questions and tackle problems methodically. Sharing ideas with colleagues is part of how we develop.
Automation ManagerDifferent skills, a shared result
A plant takes shape when design, procurement, assembly and commissioning work towards shared objectives. Everyone's contribution matters: highlighting an issue, proposing a solution and sharing lessons helps the entire team. Experience and new perspectives strengthen each other in everyday work.
Operation ManagerFrom application to your first day with us
An opportunity to get to know each other, understand your aspirations and introduce the work and opportunities at IOCCO.
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Tell us about yourself
Send your CV and a short introduction indicating your area of interest. You can include academic or professional projects, a portfolio or GitHub profile. If you are starting out, tell us what interests you and what you would like to learn.
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Let's get to know each other
We assess your profile against the team's needs. If there is a potential match, we contact you to discuss your motivations, expectations and experience and introduce the role.
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Let's discuss practical work
Meet a department representative to discuss a project or situation relevant to the role. The discussion is tailored to your experience and includes your questions, teamwork, quality and safety.
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Agreeing the next step
If the discussions are positive for both sides, we share a proposal explaining responsibilities, working conditions, any travel and onboarding arrangements.
The next step starts with you
Tell us what you want to build
Introduce your background and the area you would like to contribute to using the application form.
Our international context requires fluency in Italian and English. The role is based in Cupello (CH); travel depends on the activity and project.
Submit your applicationWhat we look for in you
Responsibility, collaboration and attention to quality turn motivation into action. We are interested in how you approach problems and contribute to the team.
We welcome different backgrounds and experiences, respecting equal opportunities and personal dignity.
The principles guiding IOCCO