Lead Designer
Denmark, Polska
Description
Do you want to create complex 3D layouts in global projects? And are you ready to take the lead in designing factory layouts and process systems that make a real impact on food, pharma and environmental industries? Join us in a key role, where you drive layout, documentation and design across departments and locations in complex and high-impact engineering projects.
About GEA
GEA is one of the largest suppliers for the food and beverage processing industry and a wide range of other process industries. Approximately 18,000 employees in more than 60 countries contribute significantly to GEA’s success – come and join them! We offer interesting and challenging tasks, a positive working environment in international teams and opportunities for personal development and growth in a global company.
Why join GEA
GEA is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants will therefore receive consideration for employment without regard to age, sex, race, color, religion, world view, national origin, genetics, disability, gender identity, marital status, sexual orientation, veteran status or any other protected characteristic required by applicable law. Applicants with disabilities are welcome and will be given special consideration if they are equally qualified.
Your profile and qualifications
have a background as technical designer, mechanical or process engineer
are experienced with Autodesk Inventor, P&ID and preferably Plant 3D
are confident working on several projects at different phases simultaneously
communicate fluently in both Danish and English.
Your responsibilities and tasks
create 3D factory layouts and HF Levels using Autodesk Inventor, while managing diagrams and documentation with P&ID and Vault
update 3D layouts with system inputs and follow up with system owners to ensure timely and correct integration into the overall layout and interconnecting piping
produce 2D drawings with part lists, system arrangements and principal diagrams
collaborate and share knowledge with colleagues in India and validate design packages – with the opportunity to gradually take on a coordinating role for design resources in India
travel occasionally; up to 20 days per year
participate in weekly meetings and keep stakeholders updated with progress and drawings