GEA Process Engineering A/S is looking for a design engineer in the Engineering & Automation department. You will be joining a team of component specialists, who are part of the technical heart of the company. Here you will be in daily contact with project management and workshops to ensure the best possible production of our equipment. You will become a specialist within one of our Spray drying components.

We work on executing projects from the order has been placed until the machine/component has been manufactured in the workshop and installed at customer’s site.

Responsibilities / Tasks

Your work will primarily be on adapting our 3D component templates to customer requirements followed by detailed workshop drawings with BOM for manufacturing purposes. Opportunities for improvements in your product area can also occur as you work in close collaboration with the product owner of these components, where you will be a part of executing the changes.

Take ownership of your projects from design to commissioning

You are hands-on with your projects, from the component specification comes through the door, until the component is installed and in operation. This means that you are in contact with our workshops, both locally and globally, and that you collaborate internally with project managers, product owner of your components, the purchasing department, and our commissioning people. Your primary tasks will be:

• Project-specific design adaptation of our spray drying components via 3D models followed by manufacturing drawings in either AutoCad Mechanical (2D) or Inventor (3D)
• Standardization, optimization and further development of our Spray drying components
• Procurement / delivery preparation
• Preparation of other documentation such as technical manuals, risk assessment, etc.
• Inspection of components at workshops
• Dialogue with the business and workshops for follow-up on projects
• Site support (Primarily during installation at site)
• Supply chain and after sales support

The work will primarily take place on our location in Søborg.

Travel days to sites and workshops are expected to be around 0-10 days per year.

Your Profile / Qualifications

To succeed in this role, it is crucial that you can work independently but also be a team player as many of the tasks are prepared across departments and it is therefore important to have good communication: We imagine that you:

• Have a background as machine engineer, technical designer or similar
• Have good experience within Inventor (3D)
• Are independent, thorough and structured
• Have knowledge and desire to be in contact with workshops that manufacture our equipment
• Value cooperation and knowledge-sharing with colleagues
• Have full professional English proficiency (Danish is an advantage)

Growth opportunities

Regardless of whether you have little or a lot of experience, you can be sure that you will have the opportunity to develop yourself and your role at us. High demands are placed on your independence in this position, but it also means that you will have the opportunity to make a big impact on your tasks. You will also quickly experience that collaboration and teamwork are highly valued. To help you get off to a strong start, we will provide comprehensive support, including peer training and knowledge sharing with experienced team members.

Would you like to know more?

If you would like to find out more about this position before submitting your application, please do not hesitate to contact Kim Christian Thomsen, Senior Manager Component Design, phone no. +45 41 74 84 18 or by email [email protected].

Please apply via the indicated link. Please note that GEA exclusively uses electronic recruiting, and only applications received through our application system will be considered.

We will conduct interviews on ongoingly, so please submit your application sooner rather than later, and before the deadline on September 24th.

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