Manufacturing (Product Supply)

As a new Process Engineer, you will be responsible for a production technology or process, driving the highest reliability, quality, safety and lowest cost, cooperating with the operations team and suppliers. Your first project may be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars!

Once you master the technology, you will lead a large organisation and manage an operation. You will contribute to technologies and organisation systems that are recognised as world-wide industry leaders.

Process Engineer (Packing)

This job is a common entry-level job in the Manufacturing organization: you will be on the field, in charge of the continuous improvement of the packing lines in terms of productivity, quality, start-up of new machinery.

Process Engineer (Making)

As part of a team made of operators and other engineers, you propose any improvement actions or process modification which will ensure our new formula are optimized and adjusted to the needs. You also take part to the training of the teams when there is change or a start up of new processes.

Process Engineer (Logistics)

Your job will consist of proposing any improvement action which will optimize current processes.

Located on an industrial site, a plant, and with a mindset of continuous improvement, you will pilot the physical and information fluxes for the site.

Getting Started

Throughout your career, comprehensive training programmes and hands-on experience will actively support your development.

Where in Europe

We are present in the following production sites in Western Europe: Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Germany and UK/ROI

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