Technical Project Manager Industry 4.0 (m/w/d)

Only what you love is really done with 100% passion and heart blood. As a potential employer, we urge you to do what you love. And we offer the field. In an international, innovative company where every person can experience personal strengths and passions. With a work that makes sense, with diverse tasks, respect, openness, diversity, courage and appreciation as well as a lot of freedom to develop. Because working at ifm means Do what you love. We are looking for you at Rosenheim

Reference number: 2025-3226

You love technics, teamwork, and you need to know what you want? Perfect! We are looking for tech­nical pro­jects (m/w/d), which are keen to include in­dus­try 4.0 courses, from the I­dee to the roll-out. You take over the technical development teams and keep the vessels in your hands You'll be able to use your tech­nical skills and help with the conversion (.NET / C# – kei­ne Sorge, you don't have to co­dene each day) You will see that other pro­jects are on course: In cooperation with other partners, you will find and develop a roadmap You can keep up to date: whether stand-up or machine-update – you know how to give information You will develop new ideas on how we can make further progress

In­dustry, tech­nical in­for­mation or a comparison (m/w/d) or as a product Owner (m/w/d) - or you want the next step Technological processes in soft­ware development with .NET / C#, An­gu­lar / Type­Script or comparable In the case of non­residents, it is necessary to ensure that the In this way, the Commission will be able to draw up a proposal for a Directive on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the approximation of the laws of the Member High­quality German­ and English­

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