WE ARE VERBIO
The future is green. At VERBIO we develop and manufacture innovative biofuels for passenger and heavy goods vehicles, and in doing so we reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90 percent. We also use raw and waste materials from agriculture to manufacture animal feed, fertiliser and high-value raw materials for use in the cosmetic, pharmaceutical and foodstuff industries.
We have developed our processes and plants ourselves. This means that we are technology leaders in the European biofuels market, and we are on an international growth path in Asia and North America. We are actively driving forward climate protection, and we are shaping tomorrow’s mobility.
We employ around 1,000 people in Germany, Poland, Hungary, India, the USA and Canada. With our lean structures and flat hierarchies, we react quickly and flexibly to changes in framework conditions. At VERBIO, decisions are made and implemented rapidly and efficiently.
The work we perform as a team, as well as our work with external business partners, is based on compliance and corporate governance guidelines. In addition, our corporate culture is built on the following basic principles – so that you know where you stand.
RESPONSIBILITY AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT
We bear a responsibility for the planet and for future generations. Our awareness of this drives us to develop sustainable and practical solutions for climate protection. We are careful with natural resources, and we use them efficiently. We accept responsibility for our employees and take an active role in shaping their social environment both in and outside the Company.
WORKING FOR CLIMATE.
HERE’S HOW.
We need more clean energy, and VERBIO is supplying it, in a renewable, sustainable and climate-friendly way. We take raw and waste materials generated by local agriculture and convert them into high-value energy and valuable by-products. The innovative technologies that we have developed internally ensure particularly energy- and CO2-efficient production processes. Our ambitions for technology leadership, sustainability, climate protection and international growth need technical expertise, specialists, team spirit and engagement. Here at VERBIO, teams of engineers, chemists, technicians, chemical plant operators, economists and logistics experts work hand in hand, across national boundaries and across continents.
This is your opportunity to help with climate protection! Join us in shaping the green mobility of the future! We need your ideas, your motivation and your engagement. We are recruiting; in particular, we have vacancies for technical staff, e.g. operating engineers, process engineers and chemical plant operators.
PROCESS ENGINEER (M/F/D)
“Continuous optimisation of the production plant during ongoing operations”
Our plants are based on internally-generated technologies and processes. This is the difference between VERBIO and its competitors. It is the process engineer’s job to drive these developments even further. In collaboration with the teams that are responsible for daily operations and for technical maintenance and plant management, the process engineer has the ongoing task of examining potential changes to optimise production, looking for potential new products that could be gained from the raw materials used, and investigating ways of increasing the efficiency of the plant and equipment. Wherever possible this has to be done while maintaining the smooth operation of the plant, in order to minimise plant downtimes and production losses.
OPERATING ENGINEER (M/F/D)
Ensuring that the plant operates smoothly”
Operating engineers are responsible for ensuring that the plant operates smoothly in accordance with the defined processes and for the successful implementation of projects in close cooperation with other specialist departments including scheduling, laboratory and production through to research and development and management. Operating engineers coordinate the necessary raw materials, consumables and supplies and supervise the technical operation of the plant. In addition, they create suggestions for process and technology optimisation measures to increase efficiency and improve the stability of the plant’s performance.
PLANT OPERATOR/CHEMICAL PLANT OPERATOR (M/F/D)
“Information enables coordination”
Being a plant operator means actively supervising the process and managing the plant. Ongoing control over the defined parameters is necessary to ensure the stability of the production process. When variances occur the plant operator needs to react quickly and coordinate the personnel needed to implement changes in the work processes. Tasks include performing regular inspection rounds throughout the plant, as well as taking samples from the production process and computer-based supervision using the displays in the control room.
Our plants are based on internally-generated technologies and processes. This is the difference between VERBIO and its competitors. It is the process engineer’s job to drive these developments even further. In collaboration with the teams that are responsible for daily operations and for technical maintenance and plant management, the process engineer has the ongoing task of examining potential changes to optimise production, looking for potential new products that could be gained from the raw materials used, and investigating ways of increasing the efficiency of the plant and equipment. Wherever possible this has to be done while maintaining the smooth operation of the plant, in order to minimise plant downtimes and production losses.
Operating engineers are responsible for ensuring that the plant operates smoothly in accordance with the defined processes and for the successful implementation of projects in close cooperation with other specialist departments including scheduling, laboratory and production through to research and development and management. Operating engineers coordinate the necessary raw materials, consumables and supplies and supervise the technical operation of the plant. In addition, they create suggestions for process and technology optimisation measures to increase efficiency and improve the stability of the plant’s performance.
Being a plant operator means actively supervising the process and managing the plant. Ongoing control over the defined parameters is necessary to ensure the stability of the production process. When variances occur the plant operator needs to react quickly and coordinate the personnel needed to implement changes in the work processes. Tasks include performing regular inspection rounds throughout the plant, as well as taking samples from the production process and computer-based supervision using the displays in the control room..
At VERBIO we are looking for energetic and talented people who want to make an active contribution to climate protection and to the green mobility of the future. We can offer you a range of starting opportunities, irrespective of whether you are taking your first step in your working life, whether you are at the beginning of your career, or whether you bring with you a lot of experience.
INITIATIVE APPLICATIONS
No suitable position listed for you here? Please still send us your application. Even if we are not currently advertising a position which is appropriate to your qualifications and your objectives, we will still be pleased to receive an initiative application from you, and we will look at other opportunities that might be available.
YOUR CONTACT
Laura Heynowitsch
HR Specialist Recruiting/ Employer Branding
Verbio SE
T: +49 341 308530-240
E-Mail: jobs@verbio.de