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E&I Engineer jobs in Belgium

Design and integrate the electrical and instrumentation systems, from field instruments to control loops, that keep production running. Engineering, applied in pharma.

What you can expect as an E&I Engineer

You do your work. We take care of the rest. Clear agreements and real support.

A dedicated Talent Manager

One dedicated Talent Manager who knows you, coaches you and thinks along with your next step. Before, during and after every project.

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A tailored salary package

From an electric company car to 32 days of holiday. We discuss your expectations openly in the first conversation.

The doors we open

Decades of trusted relationships with leading pharmaceutical players give you access to projects you would not reach on your own.

Pauwels Academy

Workshops, masterclasses and training, from Lean Six Sigma to project management, at your own pace.

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Project stability

Life Sciences projects tend to run long, which gives you stability. We plan your next step well before a project ends.

Electrical and instrumentation

From power and field instruments to control loops, you connect the line so it runs safely and precisely.

"E&I is precise, technical work. Every loop you close makes the line run better."

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Life Sciences Consultant
E&I Engineer

FAQs

Do I need to be an engineer?

Usually yes, a technical or engineering background, master's or bachelor with solid experience. The range is wide though, so if your engineering is strong there is a good chance we have a fit.

I have no prior pharma experience. Am I welcome?

Definitely. Plenty of our pharma engineers started somewhere else, in food or other manufacturing, and the engineering carries over just fine.

Can I work as a freelancer?

Yes, and plenty do. Freelancing works across pretty much all of pharmaceutical engineering here.

Do I have a say in which project I do?

Yes. We propose concrete projects, you approve or decline. Only then do you meet the client.

Talk to an expert

We are happy to answer your questions or help you find your next project as an E&I Engineer.