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BUILDING THE FUTURE FOR OUR BUSINESS. WHY NOT? Our Engineering Departments Our engineers are, in large part, why we are able to do what we do as a chemical company. From optimizing construction and processes to keeping the production facilities running, there are countless possibilities for people working in engineering to lead us forward. Global job search Our colleagues find the right balance between efficiency and creativity every day. In fact, we regard this skill as one of the most important attributes in engineers who want to work with us. It is a quality that enables you to not just make things happen, but to identify possibilities within challenges. At Covestro, “engineering” has a hand in a variety of topics from upgrading controls and data acquisition systems to replacing analyzer systems at existing facilities. You can support the strategy team by evaluating new technologies and assessing the economic cost of various alternatives, or you could be setting up a digital twin for the asset lifecycle of our production plants. For us, engineering is about ensuring the highest levels of safety, sustainability, reliability, and profit. Every day is different, and the nature of my job is about working together with others. Each project offers its unique challenges and new team set-up. I appreciate the open, supportive, and respectful working atmosphere. Kristina Krames Head of Planning & Document Control, Covestro Germany Building Your Career with Purpose, Sustainably. If we want to change a whole industry and make the world a brighter place, we will have to stick to our goals – becoming fully circular and striving for climate neutrality in the upcoming years. For this, we need committed engineers – students, graduates, and experts – who can see themselves putting their minds and initiative into projects that push boundaries. As a mechanic, a maintenance manager, an Instrumentation & Electrical project lead, as someone working in a digital or cost engineering team – your role will always be focused on setting new standards for a more sustainable outcome. We are constantly evolving, and continuing to transform is both our responsibility and our promise to stakeholders. At Covestro, we welcome professionals who are ready to build their careers and grow in their personal development. Covestro’s environmental, and employee-centric values are very much aligned with my own personal values. To me, it is important to be at a company with a positive and innovative culture. Eric Zambelli Project Manager, Covestro USA Different Types of Engineering – One Common Goal To push us forward in fields such as process engineering, automation technology, production engineering, and chemical engineering, we are looking for individuals who think beyond their job titles, have extraordinary ideas, and show the ambition to thrive and grow. You can find jobs like these at Covestro: Instrumentation & Electrical Engineers (I&E) Implements industrial control systems in continuous production processes Installs and calibrates devices used in the automation of our workflow Ensures a production level of consistency, economy, and safety Crafts quality and safety standards for manufacturing systems Mechanical Engineers Maintains the production units, is responsible for mechanical modifications and improvements Keeps track of all maintenance and inspection plans as well as regulatory documentation Implements, for example, energy reduction solutions to existing production units Accounts for end-of-life equipment changes and ensures manufacturing standards Process Engineers Manages and coordinates the complete engineering process, through all phases Generates the scope and material take-off to prepare the cost, estimate, and schedule Adapts the specific standards to project specific solutions Supervises all engineers in this discipline and is responsible for quality, cost, and schedule Project Engineers In Project Controlling: Prepares the project controls plan and associated cost, schedule, progress, change, risk, and document control As Digital Engineer: Drives our digitalization projects and, for example, sets up digital twins for the asset lifecycle of our production plants In Piping: Defines workflows and guidelines, instructs technical personnel in view of legal obligation and company policy In Process Analytical Technology (PAT): Plans the process analyzer part of various projects; from the initial planning through the mechanical construction up to the commissioning phase For other types of engineers, click on the following link: See available positions ›