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21 open rolesFrom the job boards Fewer read on 10 Nov.
- Global Industrial Equipment Safety Leader · Zabalondo, Spain (hybrid)
- Operations Finance Controller · Zabalondo, Spain (hybrid)
- Product Engineer · Zabalondo, Spain (hybrid)
- Técnico/a Comercial · Las Condes, Chile
- Contract Specialist · Dilovası, Türkiye
- Control & Configuration Test Engineer · Tepeji del Río de Ocampo, Mexico (hybrid)
- Project Manager · Zabalondo, Spain (hybrid)
- Sourcing Technician · Tepeji del Río de Ocampo, Mexico (hybrid)
- Operario de Producción - Sector eléctrico · Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
- Operario/a de Producción · Zabalondo, Spain
- Customer Support Engineer · Zabalondo, Spain (hybrid)
- Customer Support Engineer · Tepeji del Rio de Ocampo, Mexico (hybrid)
- Assistente de Logística · Curitiba, Brazil
- Estagiário de Finanças · Curitiba, Brazil
- Estagiário de Pesquisa & Desenvolvimento · Curitiba, Brazil
- Estagiário de ACP · Curitiba, Brazil
- Industrial Engineer · Tepeji del Río de Ocampo, Mexico
- Production Manager- ACP · Tepeji del Río de Ocampo, Mexico (hybrid)
- Especialista de compras (Sourcing and Logistics) · Curitiba, Brazil (hybrid)
- Maintenance Manager · Córdoba, Argentina
- Industrial Automation Engineer · Zabalondo, Spain (hybrid)
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