At Jonsson Workwear, we’re constantly adapting to change. Whether it’s innovating the functionality of our workwear or advancing the systems that support our business, our teams are always pursuing the next leading-edge solution. This extends to our manufacturing processes, where we proactively prepare for the next shift in industry and new opportunities to transform how we make our workwear.
To spearhead how we utilise technology to optimise production, we’re on the lookout for a visionary and results-driven Manufacturing Systems Engineer. In this role, you’ll serve as the go-to expert for all manufacturing systems–related matters, bridging the gap between manufacturing processes, data platforms, analytics and IT whilst championing continuous innovation.
As a qualified industrial engineer with applied knowledge in advanced analytics, your understanding goes beyond manufacturing. Your IT know-how and appetite for AI will equip you to tackle immediate challenges while contributing to our business’s long-term goals. With us, you’ll head up our Eswatini (Nhlangano)-based Data Analytics team, bringing expertise, decisive leadership and hands-on guidance to create a connected, intelligent manufacturing environment where innovation is ongoing.
The pioneering Manufacturing Systems Engineer best suited to our team will:
- Take ownership of all digital manufacturing systems, platforms and reporting tools.
- Liaise between the manufacturing team and HQ on all IT–related projects.
- Lead the implementation of all digital transformation projects.
- Lead and mentor a growing team of technical support staff.
- Maintain collaboration across teams to align digital initiatives with our business goals.
- Ensure a holistic view of how our manufacturing systems integrate with IT and AI.
- Bring a curious and proactive mindset, and continuously seek industry advancements.
- Travel occasionally between manufacturing sites to support implementation and alignment.
In line with Jonsson Workwear’s commitment to employment equity, applications from candidates from designated groups, as well as candidates with disabilities, are encouraged.