Digital Process Engineer

We are looking for: 

• A Digital Engineer to join the team deploying our new Manufacturing Execution System (MES) and process data platform at selected plants.
• These sites are installing new digital tools to capture, contextualise, manage, and query manufacturing data — turning raw process signals into reliable analytics that improve plant performance.
• You'll sit at the intersection of operations, automation, and IT, and be the person who makes the data trustworthy enough to act on. 

We can count on you for: 

• Supporting the hands-on rollout of the MES at the site — from initial deployment through configuration, testing, and go-live. 

• Helping shape and drive the plant's digital strategy, connecting the MES rollout to the site's broader manufacturing improvement goals. 

• Acting as the site Single Point of Contact for questions and issues on the process information / historian software (e.g. data historian, MES, and related process data tools). 

• Coaching site data teams through manufacturing improvement projects, so they can operate and extend the new tools once the rollout team moves on. 

• Working alongside data scientists, process engineers, and automation & instrumentation specialists to refine tags, instrumentation, and data structures so the right data is captured at the right quality. 

• Training site personnel on the new software and providing both on-the-floor and remote support to your own site and our other plants during their rollouts. 

• Writing scripts to deliver data with the quality, consistency, and format required to feed advanced analytics and models. 

• Defining and setting up data quality, availability, and consistency metrics — and driving the testing process that validates the data before the business relies on it. 

• Contributing actively to the internal data community, sharing knowledge and best practices (for example, technical articles on MES software and lessons learned from rollout). 

You can count on us for: 

• A real opportunity to grow across networking, industrial automation, programming, and IT while working in a live manufacturing environment. Structured training and development is provided, and you'll be part of a global team rolling out the same tools across multiple sites. 

You will bring: 

• A bachelor's degree in Engineering or Computer Science. 

• Experience in at least one of: data collection / historians, PLCs, HMIs, DCSs, software solutions, or electrical & instrumentation. 

• A practical, floor-facing mindset — comfortable moving between the control room, the plant floor, and a laptop full of scripts. 

You will get:

• Competitive salary and benefits package.

• The U.S. base salary range reasonably expected to be paid for this position is $98,720-$123,400 per year. Since actual compensation packages are based on a variety of factors unique to each candidate we may ultimately pay more or less than the posted base salary range. Total compensation for this role also includes bonus and/or other incentives.

• 16, or more, weeks of maternity/paternity and co-parenting leave, according to local regulations

• Training platform for all employees

• Free well-being sessions (physical and psychological)

• 401-K Match