Electrical Project Engineer
Kraft Heinz
Electrical Project Engineer
Kraft Heinz
Makes packaged foods for homes and restaurants
Description of the role
The Engineering department defines and realizes investment projects and has an advisory role in the technical policy to support the Elst Site. The Project Engineer is responsible for the engineering input within investment projects in the factory and reports to the Engineering Manager. With the project management skills and technical background, the project engineer complete various projects to a successful conclusion with the right project approach, implementation and reporting.
Responsibilites
The Project Engineer is responsible for carrying out investment projects;
Multiple projects and assignments need to be planned, organized and developed simultaneously (on average around 10 projects at the same time);
Establish and lead a project team;
Prepare clear reports and present/communicate them;
Having an active contribution to professionalizing our business processes within our department.
Keep a close eye on market developments and translate these into concrete improvement projects;
Work together with different departments, such as Quality, Maintenance, Safety.
Requirements:
3 years of experience as a project leader and project manager
Fluent in English and Dutch (spoken and written)
Professional attitude
Inspiring, guiding, and convincing others
Proactive and able to meet deadlines
Completed education in Electrical Engineering (or related field)
Experience in the food industry
Kraft Heinz is an Equal Opportunity Employer – Underrepresented Ethnic Minority Groups/Women/Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity and other protected classes.
Makes packaged foods for homes and restaurants
Kraft Heinz makes packaged foods and drinks for households, restaurants and other foodservice operators around the world. Its portfolio includes Heinz ketchup and spans sauces, cheese, ready meals, coffee and refrigerated foods. The company develops recipes, manufactures products in its factories and works with outside producers to supply different markets. It earns revenue by selling through grocery chains, wholesalers, online retailers and distributors that serve commercial kitchens. With operating roots in Heinz's 1869 business and its combined group formed by a 2015 merger, it is co-headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Chicago, Illinois.
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