You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and implement strategies for industrialization projects. This role requires a deep understanding of manufacturing processes, experience with industrial equipment, experience with scaling-up of production processes and the ability to analyze data to identify areas for improvement.
Your tasks
As a Chemical Production Technology Industrialization Engineer, you will be involved in:
• Scaling up of existing (paste preparation, oxide powder synthesis, tape casting) manufacturing processes and developing of new processes for mass production.
• Design and implement new production systems, methods, and equipment to enhance productivity and reduce waste.
• Choosing equipment and suppliers for scaling up of existing production and for new production processes.
• Develop and execute test plans to validate new processes or equipment, ensuring compliance with quality standards and regulations.
• Monitor production parameters, identify deviations, and implement corrective actions to maintain quality and productivity targets.
• Identify and implement automation opportunities to improve efficiency and reduce manual labor.
• Train manufacturing personnel on new processes and equipment, ensuring smooth implementation and adherence to standard operating procedures.
• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives and projects to enhance overall manufacturing effectiveness.
• Assist in the development of industrialization budgets, timelines, and resource planning.
You will work hand in hand with a team of industrial, production, and R&D engineers to select the best method for the manufacturing process and scaling-up strategy.
The role reports to the Technical Manager and will be based in Tallinn (Estonia).
Your profile – experience in the grinding&dispersing process
– You hold a degree in Chemical Engineering or a relevant field.
– 5 years of experience in Chemical technology in industrial companies, experience in launching new products.
– Knowledge of automated, large-scale machinery, and an ability in some situations to perform manual operation and testing of equipment.
– Experience with production of ceramic materials and/or oxide powders in large scale.
– You have experience in the field, having been exposed to innovative and challenging industrialization development and co-development projects.
– You are familiar with manufacturing processes, engineering drawings and technical specifications.
– You have exposure to and enjoy working in multicultural, international environments.
ABOUT THE EMPLOYER
The company is at the forefront of the energy revolution with a huge vision – join the journey towards market leadership in fuel cell technology and green hydrogen.
Founded in 2001, this company is a manufacturer of clean energy technology that delivers affordable green hydrogen and emission-free electricity. It is a European business with a proud Estonian heritage and a global customer network delivering flexible core solid oxide technology.
The company has its registered office in the UK, and manufacturing facilities in Estonia and Finland that have served 160 customers in 30 countries. Currently, there are 120+ employees working in the Estonian and Finland factories.