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Alfa Laval is looking for a Digitalization and Process Control Engineer to join the Process Engineering Team in Monza (Italy).
The team is part of a R&D Team with global responsibility on products and solutions developed for marine separation and fuel supply system portfolio.
The role of the Digitalization and Process Control Engineer is essential in bridging process design for product development with enhanced control strategies, enabling innovation and reliable performance. You’ll work in a team of researchers and engineers to transform novel concepts into controlled and repeatable processes that will be the basis for the development of next-generation products and technologies in the decarbonization of the maritime industry.
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