We are looking for an experienced Senior Automation/Control Systems Specialist to join us in our mission to contribute to a greener future. The role is a part of our bold Manufacturing team based in Skelleftea. By joining us, you will be a key player in establishing and contributing to building one of the first large-scale European battery factories. About the job As an automation specialist, your role will include the commissioning of novel equipment and processes in recycling plants, optimization of process equipment and design of the control systems, automation, and instrumentation improvements. Ensure that the equipment installation is in accordance with the company-approved design, quality, and schedule, as specified in the design documentation, quality plan, and installation schedule. Facilitate all 3rd party inspections at pre-determined milestones to ensure that the automation installation complies with the installation drawings and manuals and contracted deliverables. Your contributions will ensure that each battery manufacturing facility has a battery recycling plant thus unlocking a sustainable circular economy. Must have a long experience in the field and have been driving large, innovative, and challenging chemical plants with high demands on safety, purity, and yield. Key responsibilities include but are not limited to: Familiar with all aspects of automation systems common in Chemical plants. Familiar with all standards and reliability best practices. Can review the control system design of the process systems against applicable specifications, standards and norms. Good knowledge of process automation, including control system hardware, functional descriptions, control narratives, network topologies, instrumentation, and PLC/SCADA/DCS Systems. Good understanding of automation interfaces, security and interconnectivity. Designing and improving automation products and systems. Establishing manufacturing processes. Evaluating systems' safety, reliability, and performance. Support Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and pre-commissioning activities of equipment and subsystems. Review engineering and HSE documents to ensure that the commissioning & startup requirements are accounted for in the design. Being the client representative at all site automation inspections. Approve and assist in the execution of equipment commissioning, qualification, and validation documentation, including FAT, SAT, and SOPs Work with the Engineering, project and operations teams for the final handover of the new equipment and provide final sign-off of the tested equipment. Apply with a CV in English or your complete LinkedIn profile. Full-time employment, fixed salary.

We are looking for an experienced Senior Automation/Control Systems Specialist to join us in our mission to contribute to a greener future. The role is a part of our bold Manufacturing team based in Skelleftea. By joining us, you will be a key player in establishing and contributing to building one of the first large-scale European battery factories. About the job As an automation specialist, your role will include the commissioning of novel equipment and processes in recycling plants, optimization of process equipment and design of the control systems, automation, and instrumentation improvements. Ensure that the equipment installation is in accordance with the company-approved design, quality, and schedule, as specified in the design documentation, quality plan, and installation schedule. Facilitate all 3rd party inspections at pre-determined milestones to ensure that the automation installation complies with the installation drawings and manuals and contracted deliverables. Your contributions will ensure that each battery manufacturing facility has a battery recycling plant thus unlocking a sustainable circular economy. Must have a long experience in the field and have been driving large, innovative, and challenging chemical plants with high demands on safety, purity, and yield. Key responsibilities include but are not limited to: Familiar with all aspects of automation systems common in Chemical plants. Familiar with all standards and reliability best practices. Can review the control system design of the process systems against applicable specifications, standards and norms. Good knowledge of process automation, including control system hardware, functional descriptions, control narratives, network topologies, instrumentation, and PLC/SCADA/DCS Systems. Good understanding of automation interfaces, security and interconnectivity. Designing and improving automation products and systems. Establishing manufacturing processes. Evaluating systems' safety, reliability, and performance. Support Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and pre-commissioning activities of equipment and subsystems. Review engineering and HSE documents to ensure that the commissioning & startup requirements are accounted for in the design. Being the client representative at all site automation inspections. Approve and assist in the execution of equipment commissioning, qualification, and validation documentation, including FAT, SAT, and SOPs Work with the Engineering, project and operations teams for the final handover of the new equipment and provide final sign-off of the tested equipment. Apply with a CV in English or your complete LinkedIn profile. Full-time employment, fixed salary.

We are looking for a dedicated Mechanical Engineer to join us in our mission to contribute to a greener future. The role is a part of our passionate Manufacturing team based in Skellefteå. By joining us, you will be a key player in establishing Revolt ETT and contribute to building one of the first large-scale European battery recycling factories. About the job As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, your role will include the commissioning of novel equipment and processes in our recycling plants, optimization of process equipment and designing of mechanical improvements. You will also ensure that the equipment installation is in accordance with the company-approved design, quality, and schedule, as specified in the design documentation, quality plan, and installation schedule. The role will also facilitate all 3rd party inspections at predetermined milestones to ensure that the mechanical installation complies with the installation drawings and manuals and contracted deliverables. Your contributions will ensure that each battery manufacturing facility has a battery recycling plant thus unlocking a sustainable circular economy. We see that you have a long experience in the field and have been driving large, innovative, and challenging chemical plants with high demands on safety, purity, and yield. Key responsibilities include (but are not limited to): - Support Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and pre commissioning activities of equipment and subsystems. - Review engineering and HSE documents to ensure that the commissioning & startup requirements are accounted for in the design. - Being the client representative at all site mechanical inspections. - Approve and assist in execution of equipment commissioning, qualification, and validation documentation, including FAT, SAT, SOPs. - Work with the Engineering, project and operations team for final handover of the new equipment and provide final sign-off of the tested equipment. Apply with CV in English or your complete LinkedIn profile. Full time employment, fixed salary. Planned starting date is asap. We believe that you have: - A degree in Mechanical Engineering or similar - 5+ years of working experience in Equipment Commissioning, Qualification, and Validation - 5+ years of related experience in a Chemical & hydrometallurgical, Petrochemical or petroleum production or refining facility or mineral processing - Experience in a fast-growing environment, ideally in the metal, recycling, mineral or hydrometallurgy processing - Experience with risk assessments, gap assessments, change controls - Excellent English written and oral skills Bonus points: - Familiar with all ASME, API standards and reliability best practices - Can review, design, and select pumps, compressors, blowers, conveyor belts, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, storage vessels, filters, solid handling, HVAC design is a big plus - Good knowledge in corrosion and material compatibles Northvolt makes green batteries for a blue planet. Affordable cells and high-quality battery systems. All manufactured with a record-low carbon footprint. Purposely built to provide Europe with the opportunity to switch to renewable energy – efficiently and entirely. To accomplish this, we do things differently. We design, manufacture, and recycle everything under one roof. We even build our own factories. All this is incredibly challenging and requires us to think in unconventional ways. We’re constantly experimenting, learning and adapting to make batteries so great – they will one day make oil history. Northvolt is growing fast. We’re staffing our international office in Stockholm, our R&D facility, Northvolt Labs, in Västerås, as well as our Gdansk facility for production of battery systems. We're also hiring for our gigafactory Northvolt Ett in Skellefteå, Sweden. We want to work with smart individuals from all disciplines. Strong individuals that truly want to make a positive impact on the future. Those of us already on board share a passion for our mission. We’re prepared to work hard in pursuit of excellence. We enjoy the ride and our main drive is to make a difference for real. As a team, we’re dedicated to thinking new, working hard and having fun.