As a Commissioning Engineer, you are responsible for testing, commissioning, and optimizing machines and installations. You ensure that everything operates as intended—from control to safety and performance. You collaborate closely with software and hardware engineers and are often the technical point of contact during the final, critical phase of a project, both internally and on-site at the client. Your responsibilities may include: - Commissioning machines and production lines (nationally and possibly internationally); - Testing PLC software, hardware, and safety functions; - Performing FAT, SAT, and acceptance tests; - Analyzing and resolving issues during commissioning; - Coordinating with engineering, project management, and the client; - Documenting findings and implementing improvements; - Supporting training and handover to the client.
