When a critical machine stops halfway through a shift or a tool drifts just out of tolerance, production feels it right away. In high-tech manufacturing, reliability decides whether you deliver on time to demanding clients. Do you want to be the engineer who keeps the production lines stable and keeps improving them? Then this role is made for you.

You have my attention

This technical company manufactures high-tech products for major clients at the top of their field. The facility runs several production lines that the team keeps optimising, while new lines are under construction. The company is investing heavily in further growth and is expanding its on-site engineering team to support these clients.

You join at a moment when the location is growing fast. You work on the reliability of the existing lines and you actively help build the future of the site.

Now you have my curiosity

As a Manufacturing & Reliability Engineer, you keep the production process robust and stable. You don’t focus on product design. You work on everything around it: equipment, tooling, workstations, processes and the reliability of the manufacturing environment. You optimise the production lines independently and act quickly when issues come up or a breakdown looms. If a critical installation comes to a standstill, you work out what it takes to get production running again safely, reliably and in a future-proof way.

You also manage CAPEX projects, from assessing the technical requirements and writing the investment proposal to implementation and validation. You develop PFMEAs, map out risks and work with internal colleagues and external suppliers on manufacturing equipment and cleanroom facilities. You turn technical details into clear proposals that move the business forward.

Let’s check my CV!

You work and think at a Bachelor’s (HBO) level, preferably in a technical discipline such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Mechatronics. You bring experience from a technical manufacturing environment and you know what it takes to make processes more stable, safe and efficient. Experience with manufacturing equipment, tooling, maintenance issues, reliability, process improvement or CAPEX projects is a strong plus. You have experience with PFMEAs and risk management in production, or a strong interest in learning them.

You are technically well-rounded and you enjoy a role with a lot of autonomy. You analyse technical problems, implement improvements and get stakeholders on board with your approach. You talk just as easily with operators on the shop floor as with fellow engineers and suppliers. You speak and write both Dutch and English well. If English is your first language, you need Dutch at B2 level or higher.

What’s in it for me?

You earn a salary between €65.000 and €77.000 gross per year, depending on your knowledge and experience. On top of that, you can earn an end-of-year bonus of up to 16% of your annual salary, depending on company performance. With your full-time contract you get 25 vacation days and 13 ADV days (extra days off for shorter working hours).

You pay a personal contribution to your pension, and the employer adds a substantial amount on top. You also get plenty of room to grow, with your own training budget, and you can lease a bike.

Ready to make production lines more reliable and future-proof? Apply today and we’ll be in touch soon!

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