Sulzer is a leading engineering company with a proud heritage of innovation. Join our global team to grow your expertise and develop innovative solutions that enable a prosperous and more sustainable society.
Join our Automation Engineering team within Chemtech division in Switzerland as Process Automation & Instrumentation Engineer to help us take our customer's experience to the next level.
In this role you will be accountable for:
Elaboration of specifications, inquiries and ordering of all Electrical, Instrumentation and Control engineering components
Design of loop diagrams
Design and testing of automation solutions for our process plants
Installation supervision and approval of plants in our production
Sales support during the tendering phase
Instrumentation support during commissioning of plants mainly in Europe
Travel within Europe, approx. 10%
To succeed in this role you will need:
A Master Degree in Mechatronics / electrical engineering / instrumentation / industrial automation or an equivalent education and ideally several years of experience in the ATEX area and process automation
to be specialized in the specification of components for instruments and control systems
to have practical experience in Siemens TIA Portal, as well as commission of chemical plants in hazardous areas
to be fluent in German / English. French is a plus
to be able to work independently, you are flexible and reliable, you identify yourself as communicative, goal and team-oriented and you are willing to travel occasionally, proactive and open for change in a dynamic and exciting field.
25 days holiday (excluding bank holidays and service days)
Defined contribution pension scheme
Employee Assistance Program
Access to a wide range of discounts on Everyday Shopping, Entertainment and Lifestyle
Long service awards
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