Methods Engineer - Industrialization Manager

Responsibilities

• Establish and manage the industrialization planning for various projects.
• Design, develop, and implement tools and means necessary for the industrialization of new products.
• Present and defend investment dossiers to management, including budget, ROI, and techno-economic analyses.
• Propose and deploy process improvements and evolutions for production means.
• Define technical specifications for industrial equipment and act as the technical interface for suppliers.
• Provide technical assistance to production sites and support industrial startup phases.
• Participate in operator training during equipment installation and commissioning.

Requirements

• Master's degree (Bac+5) in Engineering, with a specialization in materials or thermal treatment.
• Minimum of 4 years of experience in methods or industrialization engineering.
• Strong knowledge of thermal treatment processes, including induction and conduction.
• Proficiency in SolidWorks (CAD) and quality tools (FMEA, capability).
• Hands-on experience with Siemens CNC machines and Fanuc robots.
• English proficiency at a B1 level for technical documentation and presentations.
• Strong analytical skills and a continuous improvement mindset.

Benefits

• Competitive salary based on 13.18 months per year.
• Participation and profit-sharing schemes.
• Meal vouchers (€10.40) and transport reimbursement.
• Access to CSE benefits (cinema, holiday vouchers, gift cards).
• Work-life balance with remote work agreements and approximately 10 RTT days per year.
• Professional development through the O’METI internal training school.

About the Company

SOM is a subsidiary of the Ortec Group, specializing in engineering for over 40 years. We support major industrial players in the design, reliability, transformation, and decommissioning of complex installations across sectors such as nuclear, transport, healthcare, and industry. At SOM, we focus on building the industrial projects of tomorrow through collaboration and innovation.