The role is based in Banbury, Oxfordshire, but candidates should be aware that the position may involve extensive overseas travel when providing high-quality consultancy and technical services to customers in the global aluminium industry.

Accountability and Responsibility:

• Developing and delivering customer-focused technical solutions, which are both cost effective and timely, to existing and new facilities within the aluminium metals industry.
• A hands-on practical and pragmatic approach to delivering results, based on knowledge and experience, whilst utilising the support of in-house technical resources.
• Should be comfortable working in an industrial manufacturing environment and on specific projects, expect to work away from home for typically up to 30% of the time.
• Taking an active role in planning and decision-making activities within the process engineering team.
• Building and maintaining a strong client network.
• Managing multiple tasks effectively.
• Communicating effectively with Innoval and Danieli colleagues, customers and research partners.
• Delivering results to ensure revenue expectations and business goals are met.
• Working responsibly and safely at all times in accordance with Health & Safety procedures.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Educated to degree level or equivalent in Engineering, Materials Science, Metallurgy or similar (or with equivalent industrial experience).
• Have already worked in non-ferrous, or possibly ferrous, rolling operations in a process engineering role, and be able to demonstrate a high degree of knowledge in hot and/or cold rolling mills.
• Good communication and presentation skills across a variety of media and formats (face-to-face meetings, telephone, written reports and oral presentations).
• Strong attention to detail combined with excellent time management and organisational skills.
• Capable of working both within a team environment and unsupervised.

If this role sounds of interest to you, please send your CV and a covering letter to:

Julie Hodgkins