Informatico/A Industrial / Industrial Computer Specialist

ENEstablished as close as possible to its customers around the world, Safe Metal is the world leader in the foundry of steel parts cast in green sand, in the fields of public works, railways, agriculture and handling.Our Missions, Our ValuesHR Culture: Safe Metal offers you the opportunity to boost your career! Its presence on 3 continents makes it possible to offer its future talents real prospects for development, mobility and training.Industry 4.0: Safe Metal invests to support its factories by robotizing and automating in order to reduce the arduousness of daily operations and allow its factories to be the most competitive.Quality and Environment as a priority: Our factories are all ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified. Safe Metal is a player in the circular economy with 98% of its products made from recycled materials and 90% of its waste revalorized.Join us to practice the profession that will highlight your talents and participate in the transformation of tomorrow's industry!Support and accelerate the 4.0 projects of our Plant. By carrying out the design, development, implementation and start-up of investment projects and continuous improvement in industrial automation, respecting standards of prevention and occupational risks, environment and quality.Location: Vitoria-Gasteiz, Álava/Araba (Spain)Minimum experience: at least 1 yearTime flexibility and teleworkingRequirementsMinimum studies: technical engineering - specialty in industrial electronicsMinimum experience: 1 yearLanguages required: EnglishDesirable: FrenchHigher degree in industrial engineering and robotics.Engineer with 1 year of experience in a similar position (carrying out projects similar to those to be led).Knowledge of programming languages: C#, Visual Basic, PLC programming (SIEMENS, TIA PORTAL and WINCC) and databases.Willingness to learn and develop 4.0 projects in an industrial plant that aims to change and advance its continuous improvement methodology.Integration period planned with training on best practices of the group (visits to other plants, contacts with other industrial engineers, etc.)Visit our foundry: YouTube
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