Mechanical Project Engineer

Overview

As a Mechanical Engineer at GEA, you design and configure homogenizers to meet customer specs and project needs, supporting multiple departments through the project lifecycle. You will validate pharmaceutical units and ensure compliance with standards, contributing to product and process improvements. You’ll work with cross-functional teams and Sales on technical discussions, all while applying LEAN principles. This role offers growth in a multinational, innovation-driven environment where your work influences manufacturing excellence.

Retribuzione / Benefits annual performance-based bonus

health and wellbeing programs

company pension plan

Shares & Savings Program

Flexible working arrangements

meal benefits

Responsabilità Design and configure homogenizers per customer specifications and project requirements

Provide technical support to internal departments throughout the project lifecycle

Collaborate with Sales in customer meetings and technical discussions

Execute validation procedures for pharmaceutical homogenizer units ensuring regulatory compliance

Apply knowledge of industry regulations and norms related to homogenizer design and manufacturing

Contribute to continuous improvement of products, processes and engineering practices

Support cross-functional projects and collaborate across departments and Group companies

Promote teamwork, innovation and operational excellence aligned with LEAN principles

Requisiti fondamentali Master in Mechanical Engineering or related field

0-3 years of engineering, design or technical experience

Good command of English (minimum B1)

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

Customer-oriented mindset with attention to quality and detail

Ability to work effectively in a collaborative, international environment

Eagerness to learn and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives

teamwork

customer orientation

communication

homogenizer design and configuration

validation procedures for pharmaceutical equipment

regulatory knowledge related to homogenizers