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Job Description
During the first 12 months, you will be expected to:
Key Responsibilities
We are seeking hands-on Advanced Manufacturing Engineers to drive operational transformation across Vertiv's EMEA manufacturing plants.
Combining Industrial Engineering, Lean, digitization and automation, the role will focus on unlocking capacity, improving productivity, stabilising production ramp-ups and delivering measurable business benefits.
This is a hands-on role for someone who enjoys working on the shopfloor, solving problems and turning improvement opportunities into sustainable results.
Industrial Engineering & Lean Transformation
Lead shopfloor improvement initiatives, including Kaizen, VSM, 5S, standard work and visual management.
Drive line balancing, time studies, capacity analysis, labour optimisation, layout and material-flow improvements.
Identify bottlenecks, reduce waste and improve productivity, quality and lead times.
Support the deployment of Lean Operating Systems and daily management routines across manufacturing sites.
Digitization & Automation
Identify opportunities to improve manufacturing through MES, digital work instructions, production dashboards, data acquisition and connected equipment.
Identify and support automation opportunities involving robotics, cobots, automated material handling and test systems.
Support automation and digitisation projects from business case and concept through implementation, commissioning and handover.
Use operational data to improve visibility, decision-making and manufacturing performance.
Ramp-Up & Operational Performance
Support new product introductions, production transfers and manufacturing ramp-ups.
Drive production readiness, bottleneck removal and process stabilisation.
Develop standard work, SOPs and training materials to ensure sustainable process improvements.
Track project benefits and work with Finance to validate improvements in capacity, productivity, cost and quality.
Coaching & Continuous Improvement
Work closely with operators, supervisors, engineers and plant leadership to implement improvements.
Coach and develop plant teams in Lean tools, problem-solving and continuous improvement methodologies.
Share best practices and develop standard solutions that can be replicated across the EMEA network.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
5+ years' experience in Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Operational Excellence, Lean or manufacturing process improvement.
Strong knowledge of Lean methodologies, including 5S, Kaizen, VSM, standard work, line balancing and problem-solving.
Experience in at least two of the following: MES, digital manufacturing, automation/robotics, data acquisition, capacity modelling or Lean transformation.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to translate operational improvements into measurable business benefits.
Fluent English and willingness to travel across EMEA.
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt, or equivalent experience.
Experience in multi-site manufacturing, automotive, high-mix/high-volume manufacturing, greenfield projects or operational transformation.
Knowledge of PLC/SCADA, industrial networking, robotics, TPM, simulation or advanced analytics.
Experience developing business cases and working with Finance to validate project benefits.