IT MES Engineer (Hydra)
KOSTAL is a global, family-owned German company building its first business service centre in Hungary to provide business support in IT, finance, procurement, master data, sales and HR fields. The MES Engineer will support the company in operating its shop floor IT landscape, especially its Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES). Requirements Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field 4+ years as an MES Engineer or in troubleshooting MES issues Experiences in Automotive Industry or discrete manufacturing industry Proficiency in troubleshooting MES-related technical or business processual issues and performing detailed diagnostics Knowledge in underlining infrastructure like Windows Server and Networking Basic understanding in Webservers and Web-technology Excellent communication skills and customer orientation to interact with IT colleagues, business stakeholders and external partners Intercultural competencies to work within our global MES community. Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced manufacturing environment Prioritize tasks based on business need and business impact. Attention to the detail and an analytical mindset Fluent English Benefits Flexible working conditions with remote work possibility Modern, newly renovated, sustainable office with parking space and bicycle storage area in the heart of Budapest Competitive salary, benefits and compensation packages (Medicover health insurance with dental care, bonuses, an extra day off on your birthday, eyeglasses contribution) Supportive, diverse and highly skilled community Ability to really make a difference and build new processes from scratch, you can participate in the formation and shape of the BSC processes KOSTAL is a dynamically developing company (10-20% yearly growth in the automotive and solar industry), an independent, family-run business which provides much flexibility You can enjoy our value-oriented work culture: we are down-to-earth, appreciative, inspiring and innovative Originally posted on Himalayas