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Responsibilities
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Achieving future emission and immission limits will continue to require innovative exhaust gas and exhaust air aftertreatment systems, the core component of which is catalytic converters. Despite ongoing electrification in the automotive sector, it can be assumed that, particularly in the off-road sector, more than half of all vehicles, ships, and stationary engines will continue to be powered by internal combustion engines in the future, albeit with a diverse mix of fuels, some of which will be renewable. This makes it all the more important for the well-being of our environment to reduce the emissions of these technically non-electrifiable drive systems to the lowest possible level of pollutants. In the growing field of chemical and industrial processes, such as the production of basic chemicals, plastics, food, or in the pharmaceutical industry, the requirements for exhaust air purification and odor elimination are becoming increasingly stringent, both nationally and internationally. In particular, the significant progress made in recent years in reducing emissions from road traffic has now brought this area of industry into the focus of environmental legislation. Here, too, catalytic systems are the preferred choice. We see this diversification as a great opportunity for our company to continue growing in the future. Thanks to our extensive know-how and the products we have already developed and successfully established on the market in the field of exhaust gas and exhaust air aftertreatment, we, as a medium-sized company, are in a position to successfully develop and market the customized catalyst technologies required for future applications. If you share this view and are looking for a responsible position with development potential in the field of exhaust gas and exhaust air aftertreatment, you should apply to us.
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Profile
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You have a degree in engineering or economics or have completed comparable training in chemical engineering, process engineering, environmental technology, or mechanical engineering. Ideally, you have some initial professional experience, but this is not essential. If you are motivated and suitable, we are happy to develop and further promote career starters. Good communication skills in German and English are a prerequisite. Knowledge of other languages is an advantage. Entrepreneurial thinking comes naturally to you.
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