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Performs manual assembly-line operations during the seasonal production peak. Requires mechanical knowledge and previous assembly experience; offered on a fixed-term contract.Summary by MotoJobs
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Supports the engine-testing team with software development, machine-learning models and language-model tools for data analysis and process improvement.Summary by MotoJobs
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Manage finance and controlling SAP systems, business requirements, projects and budgets. Five years of experience and English are required; permanent contract.Summary by MotoJobs
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Perform manual vehicle and engine assembly-line tasks. Previous assembly experience and mechanical knowledge are required; fixed-term contract.Summary by MotoJobs
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Support apparel product managers with trend research, product documentation, testing and merchandising. Internship requiring English.Summary by MotoJobs
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