People Operations, AI & HR Systems Lead
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This job advert was originally written in Dutch.
Education: MBO 3 or 4 working and thinking level, preferably in a technical direction (for example, electrical engineering or Mechatronics).
Experience: At least 5 years of experience in a similar role.
Technical Insight: Experience with troubleshooting, control technology, and electrical engineering.
Systems: Preferably you have experience with PLC systems, Excel, and are familiar with digital environments for work orders such as Ultimo.
Safety: Knowledge of NEN-3140. You work according to applicable safety standards and ensure a safe working environment.
Shift Work: Willingness to work in a 2-shift system, so that production always runs smoothly.
Character Traits: You can work independently, have an eye for detail, and know how to solve technical problems quickly.
A great starting salary with an additional 15% shift allowance.
A fixed 13th month.
30 Vacation days.
A good pension scheme where Polaroid covers 2/3 of the cost.
Travel allowance from 10 KM.
Monthly drinks and fresh fruit every Monday.
During late shifts, a free fresh meal with a choice of no less than 100 meals.
Unlimited cappuccino (or just a nice cup of coffee or tea).
Possibility for Foosball, Air hockey, or a game of darts for a healthy dose of relaxation.
Opportunities for personal development and career growth.
An informal and collegial working atmosphere in which you get the chance to further develop your skills.
Upon employment, you will receive a surprise package after your onboarding.
Every month you will receive an invitation to order 2 film packs for free.
Employee discount on our Polaroid products.
And of course, working in the only factory in the world where we produce our iconic film packs.
Hello. We're Polaroid. An iconic brand, built by passionate people
Polaroid was founded in 1937 by one of the 20th century's most influential innovators, Edwin Land, whose philosophy was: "Don't undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible."
In 2008, Polaroid produced its last pack of instant film. But a group of passionate fans refused to let instant photography disappear. What started as The Impossible Project grew into a mission to preserve and reinvent analogue photography for a new generation. More than a decade later, that same startup acquired the Polaroid brand and continues to shape its future today.
At Polaroid, we create products and experiences that spark emotion, fuel creativity, and bring people closer together. At the intersection of art and technology, we believe in the power of analogue moments and genuine human connection in an increasingly digital world.
There is no other company on earth like this.
Polaroid is an iconic, world-famous brand, passionately reborn by a small group of rebels on a mission.
Our history is deeply rooted in science and art.
Edwin Land, a scientist, artist, and businessman, founded Polaroid in 1937. He used art and science to design the groundbreaking SX-70 instant camera. Decades later, artists like Andy Warhol and Keith Haring used Polaroid cameras and photography to express themselves, question labels, and challenge the status quo. In the past decade, a group of passionate people set out to save analog instant film with The Impossible Project, and unsurprisingly evolved into the modern Polaroid.
We are not your parents' Polaroid.
We honor our heritage, but look forward to how we can create a more human, meaningful world through creativity. That is our vision. We can make anything, but we push ourselves to make and do things that unleash creative energy. It is not what we say, but what we build and create that defines who we are.
Do you want to be a part of this? To strengthen our team, we are looking for a:
In this challenging role, you are a vital link in the maintenance and improvement of our production processes. As an Electrical Maintenance Technician, you are responsible for troubleshooting faults, performing preventive maintenance, and optimizing our machines and installations.
Faults: You analyze and resolve faults in electrical systems, machines, and installations to ensure production runs smoothly.
Inspection: You perform inspection rounds and carry out work on electrical installations/equipment and (conveyor) systems.
Team Collaboration: You work closely with fellow technicians and the team leader to resolve technical problems quickly and effectively.
Documentation: You record maintenance activities (Ultimo) according to established standards and ensure detailed administration of technical actions.
Administration: you ensure the correct booking out of spare parts and report any discrepancies.
Process Optimization: You actively contribute ideas for improving technical processes and contribute to increasing production efficiency.
Settings and Modifications: You set up electrical machines and perform minor modifications to improve efficiency and safety.
New Installations: You prepare and install new installations and equipment.
If you dare to take on the challenge and want to use your technical knowledge to help build the Polaroid of tomorrow, please apply via the button below and we will contact you as soon as possible. Do you have questions first? Please ask via vacatures@polaroid.com.
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