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Ingenieur:innen für Automatisierungstechnik
Immer am Puls der Zeit: Lösungen für die Herausforderungen von morgen
Lust gemeinsam die Welt zu verändern? Mit Themen, wie Nachhaltigkeit, Energie Transformation und Industrie 4.0 wartet auf Automatisierungsingenieur:innen bei BASF ein vielfältiges und spannendes Aufgabengebiet. Und nicht nur das! Mit ihren Innovationen tragen sie aktiv zu einer nachhaltigen Zukunft bei und bringen die BASF ihrem anspruchsvollen Ziel von weltweit Netto-Null-CO2-Emissionen ab 2050 ein Stück näher. So arbeiten unsere Ingenieur:innen beispielsweise an energieeffizienten Anlagen, der Nutzung von erneuerbaren Energien und Innovationen rund um Batteriematerialien und Elektromobilität.
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