My company’s content calendar includes a steady flow of technical pieces in Italian, all centred on engineering and manufacturing topics such as process optimisation, Industry 4.0 integrations, CNC machining, additive manufacturing, and similar themes. Each article must read naturally to trained engineers while remaining clear enough for procurement or management teams who may be less technical. The assignment involves researching a given brief, extracting the latest data from white papers or standards, and shaping it into an 800- to 1 200-word article written in impeccable Italian. Tone should be authoritative yet approachable; figures, tables, and citations are welcome when they add value. Optimised headings, meta description, and one-line summary are required so our CMS and SEO tools can pick them up without extra edits. To make expectations concrete, here is the initial milestone: • Three engineering/manufacturing articles (800–1 200 words each) • Native-level Italian, no machine-translation artefacts • Fact-checked technical terminology consistent with UNI/ISO standards • Delivered as editable DOCX plus a clean HTML copy After reviewing those first pieces, we will schedule a recurring weekly cadence. Feel free to suggest topics within the broader engineering and manufacturing spectrum that would resonate with an Italian-speaking industrial audience.