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Coperion is seeking a Field Service Engineer in Goes, Netherlands, to support food production equipment effectively. You'll handle installations, maintenance, and repairs, working closely with customers across Europe.
The ideal candidate has MBO+ level education in Electrical Engineering, strong troubleshooting skills, and fluency in Dutch and English. This role requires up to 50% travel and a commitment to safety and quality.
As a Field Service Engineer, you’ll help customers keep food production running safely, reliably, and efficiently. At Bakon, a Coperion brand – part of Hillenbrand, based in Goes, Netherlands, you’ll support long-term machine performance and strong customer partnerships across Europe. We design bakery and food processing equipment with a focus on quality, efficiency, and sustainability.
Location: Goes, Netherlands, with time spent on-site in Goes and at customer sites
Travel: Up to 50%, mainly within Europe
A service vehicle is provided.
We invite you to apply to join our innovative team as a Field Service Engineer in Goes, Netherlands. We look forward to receiving your application.
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