Electrical Installation Engineer

As an Electrical Installation Engineer (Service & Support) at EuroSort, you'll be the person ensuring our sorting machines are performing at their best for our clients. You will be responsible for the installation, modification, and refurbishment of our advanced sorting systems. This work happens both in the workshop and, more often, on-site at customer locations, where you’ll handle repairs, install the machine and perform maintenance.

You’ll start with hands-on work at customer sites to gain an in-depth understanding of our systems. Once you’ve gained enough experience, you’ll take the lead on installation projects, manage a small team, and ensure everything complies with safety regulations. You’ll also create detailed work plans to ensure smooth project execution.

When you’re not on-site, you’ll focus on updating electrical diagrams, managing bills of materials in the ERP system, and ensuring all documentation is meticulously accurate. You’ll also engage with customers to clarify their needs and provide them with expert technical advice. Working closely with colleagues from the Service Projects, Engineering, and Procurement departments, you’ll ensure each project’s success.

• A completed vocational (MBO level 4) degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science.
• Experience with wiring, control systems, and knowledge of Dutch standards like NEN 1010 and NEN 3140.
• A sharp focus on safety and proper use of personal protective equipment.
• Problem-solving skills with experience in resolving technical malfunctions.
• Strong communication skills for customer interactions and collaborating with internal teams.
• Excellent planning and organizational skills for project management and documentation.
• Experience with E-plan or a willingness to learn it. Knowledge of See Electrical Design is a plus.
• Experience with PLC systems, preferably Siemens Step7.
• Fluency in Dutch and/or English.
• An enthusiastic, independent, creative, and detail-oriented work style.

What You Get:

• A gross salary between €3,000 and €4,000 per month, based on your knowledge and experience.
• Work in a highly motivated but friendly team.
• Modern tools and equipment provided.
• A full-time workweek of 32 to 40 hours.
• 30 vacation days.
• Good arrangement for overtime and a net allowance of €20 per overnight stay
• Plenty of opportunities for training and courses.
• An excellent pension plan and a year-end bonus.
• A company car, laptop, and phone.
• Fresh fruit daily, Friday afternoon drinks, and a monthly team lunch.