Xelvin is a reliable partner for (international) companies to recruit and employ high educated technical professionals.
Our highly motivated employees are active in a broad variety of areas: mechanical, biomedical, electronic and chemical engineering, research and development, industrial automation and ICT.
Their flexibility and attitude make the difference. They have proven to be easy adapters and fast learners, they prove their productive value very fast.
Xelvin wants to achieve optimal added value for all parties involved. We help companies to find the right balance between their need for flexibility and finding the right person for the job ensuring continuity for the business. For employees we are looking for the most challenging jobs at the best companies in Europe.
Context of the positionIn this challenging international position you will be expected to work independently at local offices and customer sites mainly in day shift pattern, overseeing shift engineers working in various shift patterns (Harmonica B + 7x24) and to travel up to 50% of the time. The System Install Owner is expected to monitor the machine during the final 5 weeks of the Test-phase until transfer to the field.
The System Install Owner will consequently travel with the machine to the Customer site and oversee the Installation-phase until signoff (Handover to Customer Support department including CSR).
Responsibilities of the System Install Owner/ Coördinator:
Profile from the System Install Owner/ Coördinator:
Interested in the position of System Install Owner/ Coördinator? Send your resume to Ralph van Weert using the apply button below.
Education Backgrounds: |
Electrical Engineering Mechatronics Physics |
Specialties: |
Commissioning Design Engineering Digital Design Electronics / Components Embedded software |
Education Level: |
Undergraduate (Bachelors) |
Experience: |
0 - 2 years 2 - 5 years |
Languages spoken: |
English |
Job Location: | Eindhoven, Netherlands |
Type: Job
Deadline: 10th December 2017
Job reference (ID): 12109
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