High-tech production environment, plenty of independence and a competitive salary at a technical organisation working for leading international customers? Then this could be exactly what you’re looking for. Precision, reliability and smart production processes are at the heart of everything here. You make sure everything behind the scenes runs smoothly and continues to improve.
Tell me more…
In a modern high-tech manufacturing environment, stability is everything. Production lines need to run reliably, tooling must perform as expected and processes need to be safe, efficient and scalable. As production volumes increase and requirements become more demanding, well-designed production processes make all the difference.
The site currently operates four production lines, with continuous improvements being made across all of them. Additional lines are under construction, and significant investments are being made to support further growth. The on-site engineering organisation is also expanding to support major international customers. This means you’ll be joining a high-tech environment where engineering, growth and continuous improvement come together. You’ll not only improve the reliability of existing production lines but also contribute to the site’s future development.
And what will I be doing?
As a Process & Equipment Engineer, you’ll ensure robust and stable production processes. Rather than focusing on product design, you’ll work on everything that supports production: equipment, tooling, workstations, processes and the overall reliability of the manufacturing environment.
You’ll independently identify and implement improvements across production lines and respond effectively when technical issues arise. Imagine a critical installation breaking down. You’ll investigate the root cause, identify the right solution and ensure production can continue safely and reliably.
You’ll also support CAPEX projects, from identifying technical requirements and preparing investment proposals to implementation and validation. You’ll work with PFMEAs to identify and manage process risks, while collaborating closely with internal colleagues and external suppliers, including those responsible for production equipment and cleanroom facilities. You’ll know how to turn technical challenges into practical solutions and well-supported investment proposals.
Sounds interesting, but do I have what it takes?
We believe you do! You have a bachelor’s level of education or equivalent working experience, preferably in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics or a similar technical field. You have gained experience in a technical production environment and understand what it takes to make manufacturing processes more stable, safe and efficient.
You have a broad technical understanding and enjoy working independently. You know how to analyse technical problems, implement improvements and involve the right people along the way. Experience with production equipment, tooling, maintenance-related challenges, reliability, process improvement or CAPEX projects would be a strong fit.
You’re also familiar with PFMEA and CAPEX projects and understand how to identify and manage risks within production processes. You communicate easily with shop-floor colleagues, engineers, suppliers and other stakeholders. You communicate easily with shop-floor colleagues, engineers, suppliers and other stakeholders. You have a good command of English and at least a basic understanding of Dutch.
And what about the salary?
Let’s get specific. Your gross monthly salary can reach up to €5,500, depending on your knowledge and experience, excluding holiday allowance. You’ll also receive 25 days of annual leave and 13 additional days off (ADV), based on full-time employment.
On top of that, you can earn a year-end bonus of up to 16% of your annual salary, depending on company performance. The pension scheme includes an employee contribution, complemented by a substantial employer contribution. You’ll also have opportunities for training and professional development, including a training budget and benefits such as a bicycle scheme.
Ready to make production processes smarter, more reliable and future-proof? This is your opportunity to make a real difference!