Why work for us?
- Gain hands-on experience with advanced technologies, industrial equipment and process systems.
- Contribute to projects involving new food production technologies, multi-grain processing, energy efficiency, biogas production and carbon management.
- Work alongside engineers from different disciplines and actively use your English language skills.
- Follow projects from preparation through construction to start-up.
- As your experience grows, take responsibility for increasingly complex projects, with potential longer-term career paths in Project Management or Construction Management.
What we offer in return:
- Cafeteria allowance: an annual gross allowance of HUF 500,000, which you can use for dining, leisure activities or nursery and kindergarten meals.
- Year-end performance bonus: an annual performance-related bonus in addition to your base salary.
Life and accident insurance: insurance with a high level of coverage for every employee.
- Medicover health insurance: access to free screening examinations and specialist consultations through private healthcare providers, with an option to extend coverage to your family members.
- Discounted meals: a 50% discount on the daily hot meal menu on working days.
- Monday fruit day: fresh fruit to support a healthy lifestyle.
- Glasses allowance: financial support towards replacing your glasses every two years.
- Employee referral bonus: a generous reward for successfully referring a new colleague.
- Team activities and company events: barbecues, hiking trips, Christmas dinners and family days.
- Work equipment: a Dell laptop and an Apple mobile phone.
- Summer camps for employees’ children: free themed summer camps for our colleagues’ children.
What will your working days involve?
- Reviewing piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), layouts, 3D models, piping isometrics and equipment drawings to assess constructability and ease of installation.
- Providing mechanical input during project preparation and identifying potential site and installation issues early.
- Preparing mechanical installation cost estimates based on quantity take-offs and preliminary contractor quotations.
- Preparing tender documentation, coordinating contractor site surveys, evaluating quotations and recommending contractors.
- Coordinating mechanical contractors on site, monitoring progress and resolving practical technical issues.
- Coordinating the delivery, lifting, positioning and installation of process equipment.
- Coordinating the installation, modification and extension of process piping and utility systems, including steam, condensate, compressed air, water, gas and clean-in-place (CIP) systems.
- Organising the lifting equipment, scaffolding and other site resources required for construction.
- Inspecting the quality of mechanical installations, with particular attention to welding, pipe supports, slopes and equipment positioning.
- Working closely with Process, Civil, Electrical and Instrumentation specialists, as well as EHS, Operations, Maintenance and Procurement.
- Supporting mechanical completion, punch-list closure and the preparation of handover documentation.
- Supporting the correction of defects identified during pre-commissioning and start-up.
- Participating in the preparation of the annual plant shutdown and supporting smaller plant modifications and operational changes.
- Maintaining productive relationships with mechanical contractors and suppliers.
To be successful in this role, you should have:
- At least 2–3 years of relevant industrial experience.
- Good practical knowledge of industrial piping systems.
- The ability to interpret P&IDs, piping isometrics, plant layouts, equipment drawings and 3D plant models.
- Familiarity with piping materials, fittings, valves, flanges, welding, pipe supports and general installation practices.
- A practical engineering mindset and strong problem-solving skills.
- The ability to work independently, take responsibility and follow tasks through to completion.
- Flexibility and the ability to work effectively under time pressure and with changing priorities.
- Good English language skills.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.
- A category B driving licence.
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It would be an advantage if you:
- Hold a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Food Engineering or another relevant engineering discipline.
- Have experience installing food, beverage, pharmaceutical or hygienic process systems.
- Have worked in process-plant construction, mechanical installation, commissioning, maintenance or field engineering.
- Understand the installation requirements for hygienic piping systems.
- Have used Navisworks, AutoCAD or MS Project.
- Are familiar with relevant piping standards, such as EN or ASME
- Have Hungarian language skills.
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If you enjoy understanding how systems work, solving practical technical problems and seeing designs become reality, we look forward to your application!
