Are you a creative problem-solver who enjoys collaborating in a dynamic, fast-paced environment? Are you eager to make a meaningful impact and apply your unique skills to diverse projects across Europe?

Within this stream of our 2-year rotational European Graduate Program of our Materials Group Business Unit, you'll tackle two exciting 12-month assignments in different areas of Operations/Manufacturing. The first 12 months, you will be working as a ELS Project Leader in our production site in Rodange - and get the chance to rotate to an assignment in one of our other production sites across Europe in your second year.

We'll empower you to take on responsibility quickly while you explore all aspects of our operations. You'll contribute to both day-to-day activities and strategic manufacturing projects. Beyond honing your technical expertise, you'll have the opportunity to develop strong communication and leadership skills. These skills will be essential as you drive sustainable continuous improvement within the sites and make a lasting impact.

Your tasks may include activities such as:

• Support local & European continuous improvement and optimization projects in areas such as Process Engineering, Quality, Maintenance, and EHS.
• Participate in project work including new equipment installation and machine modifications.
• Execute manufacturing key projects and prepare for potential Teamleader roles in the second rotation.
• Drive sustainable continuous improvement within the sites to ensure a lasting operational impact.
• Support Digital Transformation and Enterprise Lean Six Sigma initiatives across various production sites.

  Wondering what your career path will look like after completion of the program?

We are committed to your career long-term. Having successfully completed your rotations, you will have the opportunity to build your career your way. Grow vertically, change roles, try new things - we will support you in this process of finding the right permanent role, balancing your talents with our organizational needs. 

What we expect you to have:

• University Degree (Bachelor / Master) in a relevant Engineering field, such as Mechanical / Chemical / Electrical / Energy / Industrial / Production / Safety Engineering or equivalent
• Some relevant practical experience (e.g. internships, project work), ideally in an international manufacturing setting
• Proficiency in English
• Flexibility to relocate for different projects and assignments across Europe during the program

Important:

• Only applications in English can be considered
• For the European Graduate Program - Operations / Manufacturing, an unlimited EU Work Permit is required
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What We Offer

Here's a glimpse of the great benefits you can expect:

• Compensation & Benefits: Benefit from competitive compensation as well as a relocation support package.
• International Rotations: Broaden your horizons and gain a truly European perspective. You will complete two 12-month rotations at different production sites across Europe, allowing you to immerse yourself in new cultures while building a versatile professional network.
• Continuous Development: Participate in a structured Training & Mentorship Program, which will enable you to build your skills and transition from college to the corporate workplace, leveraging strengths and defining your career path.
• On-site Perks: Enjoy a subsidized canteen, an annual gift for employees and children, and a mobile app that centralizes services, benefits, vouchers, and discounts.
• Work Environment: Become a member of a team-oriented and international environment, in which you get responsibility and the possibility to test your talents