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Syensqo SA is seeking an EU Industrial Compounding Technology Leader to bridge technology, manufacturing and innovation in extrusion and compounding operations across the plant.
The role focuses on safe, reliable and efficient operation, solving production issues, driving process improvements, and leading capital projects while enabling growth and new product capabilities from concept to production.
EU Industrial Compounding Technology Leader
This role exists to bridge technology, manufacturing, and innovation to ensure our extrusion and compounding operations run safely, reliably, and efficiently while enabling future growth. The successful candidate will partner closely with plant teams, maintenance, suppliers, and R&I colleagues to solve real‑world manufacturing challenges, improve operational performance, and bring new products and capabilities from concept to commercial production.
At its core, this position is about making a meaningful impact on the plant every day. Whether troubleshooting production issues on the manufacturing floor, driving safety and sustainability improvements, optimizing processes, or leading capital projects, the focus is on helping people and systems perform at their best. The role combines hands‑on problem solving with strategic thinking to increase reliability, productivity, and operational excellence while ensuring the business can continue to innovate and meet customer needs.
The primary challenge of this role is to ensure extrusion and compounding processes operate safely, reliably, and efficiently while continuously improving performance. Key objectives include solving production issues, optimizing process capability, leading capital and reliability improvements, leveraging data to drive operational excellence, and successfully scaling new products from R&D to manufacturing. Success is measured through improvements in safety, productivity, quality, sustainability, equipment reliability, and overall plant performance.
A successful self‑starting engineer combines technical expertise, operational engagement, strong safety leadership, and personal accountability to identify opportunities, solve complex manufacturing challenges, and drive continuous improvement without requiring constant direction.