Automation Engineer – Isolator Systems
We are looking for a process‑driven and highly dedicated Automation Engineer with a passion for challenging commissioning projects. In this role, you will work at the intersection of automation, process engineering, and regulatory requirements—contributing directly to the performance, reliability, and compliance of our cutting‑edge isolator systems.
- Develop and adapt PLC software (Siemens TIA Portal) for advanced isolator systems
- Conduct comprehensive functional tests and support process validation activities
- Collaborate closely with process engineers to ensure alignment with regulatory standards
- Support extensive on‑site commissioning activities at customer facilities (often in shift models)
- Analyse technical issues, perform troubleshooting, and drive continuous process improvements
- Create and maintain technical documentation and software standards
- Provide technical support to project management, service teams, and qualification functions
Qualifications
- Solid experience in PLC programming; Siemens TIA Portal is a must‑have
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Automation Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related field
- 2–5 years of relevant professional experience in automation, machine control, pharmaceutical equipment, or process environments
- Willingness to work with control engineering topics and expand expertise
- Strong understanding of process environments; experience in aseptic production is a clear advantage
- Willingness to travel internationally (approx. 15–20%)
- Beneficial: Siemens Step7 Classic
- Good command of English and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively
- A structured, reliable working style with a strong sense of responsibility
Additional Information
Please note that we can only submit your CV in English.
For Syntegon and its subsidiaries, diversity is a key concern. We explicitly welcome an environment where all employees, regardless of gender, age, origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, or special needs, are treated equally. If this job posting uses only the male form, it is for readability purposes and refers to individuals of all genders.