
| Location | Nieuwegein |
|---|---|
| Function types | Research, Development, Innovation |
| Scientific fields | Natural Sciences, Engineering |
| Hours | 40.0 hours per week |
| Education | University Graduate |
| Job number | AT SKF2072810 |
| Translations | en |
In this position, you will drive and execute mechatronic design and modeling & simulation activities within one of the five departments of the SKF Engineering & Research Centre. You will develop knowledge, technology and innovative solutions for advanced bearing and mechatronic systems. You will define, manage and execute project tasks that involve internal and external resources.
The position holder will be based in the SKF Engineering & Research Centre in the Netherlands and report to the Mechatronics Department Manager of ERC.
Contract type: Permanent
As the global player in the field of bearing technology we are proud of our reputation. A reputation which has developed through continuous innovation of our products, with an unwavering commitment to quality and integrity. Our 40,000 employees of all disciplines work together to further develop our products and services for new applications, new markets and new clients. A critical aspect to our efforts is Research and Development. SKF is a true ‘knowledge company’, which operates in a dynamic, international environment where innovation never stops. We are thus pioneer and market leader at the same time. For our organisation, this means there are no set paths, but only new roads to discover and explore together.
Engineering & Research Centre
The SKF Engineering & Research Centre is the Group's central product R&D facility. It is located in Nieuwegein, the Netherlands, and has employees of many nationalities. Here an international group of some 120 scientists, engineers, and support staff are engaged in the further improvement of bearing performance, the integration of electronics and software in SKF’s products and the development of new software tools.
They develop both technology and knowledge in different areas such as materials, bearing design, lubrication, mechatronics and seals. By integrating these competences, a full understanding of the operation of a bearing and its application will be achieved. By combining this with the application of artificial intelligence, in expert and knowledge based systems, the Engineering & Research Centre is uniquely placed to enable SKF to “Equip the world with SKF knowledge”.
For additional job information you may contact Adam Reedman, Mechatronics Department manager, SKF ERC (Tel: +31 30 6075 610).
For more information about SKF you can visit our website www.skf.com
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