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Company A global production organisation in the nutrition and ingredients sector, supplying high-quality products used in consumer, sports and medical applications worldwide. The site is a large, fast-paced manufacturing environment where finance works closely with operations to drive performance and continuous improvement. Job Description For a major manufacturing site in Borculo (Netherlands), our client is looking for an Operations Finance Business Partner (Plant Controller) to translate financial insights into practical actions on the shop floor. The Operations Finance Business Partner (Plant Controller) will lead budgeting, forecasting and monthly performance analysis, advise local leadership, and support business cases and savings initiatives to improve operational results. Responsibilities -Own site-level budgeting, forecasting, and month-end performance reporting for the plant. -Act as a true business partner to operations and local management, providing clear insights and recommendations. -Review and validate business cases and savings/efficiency projects, ensuring benefits are measurable and realistic. -Support cost calculations and decision-making for product and portfolio changes. -Translate information into practical reporting and dashboards (e.g., SAP and Power BI). -Contribute to strong financial controls, compliance, and a robust internal control environment. -Support finance process improvements and help the site navigate system and reporting changes (including ERP transition activities). -Collaborate closely with Operations, Finance colleagues, and shared service teams. Requirements -University degree in Finance, Accountancy, Economics, or Business Administration (or similar). -Several years of relevant experience in controlling / business control / finance partnering (ideally in a production environment). -Strong skills in financial reporting, analysis, and performance management. -Hands-on experience with SAP and Excel; Power BI is a strong advantage. -Comfortable building and challenging business cases for improvement or savings initiatives. -Fluent in Dutch and English (factory working language is Dutch). -Proactive communicator who builds relationships easily across a site. Other Information If you are interested and want to apply, please submit your application via the apply button below and contact me.  

Company  Our client is a global, regulated organisation with a complex supply network and high standards for quality, compliance, and business continuity. The environment is cross-functional and international, working closely with procurement, supply chain, risk, audit, and external partners to protect supply, revenue, and reputation. Job Description  Our client is looking for a Supplier Risk & Compliance Lead to strengthen third-party resilience across the supplier base. This person will help proactively identify and manage supplier and product risks, improve risk visibility across multiple tiers, and ensure consistent compliance and control practices across the organisation. Responsibilities  - Lead and continuously improve the third-party resilience program to prevent supply disruption and reduce supplier-driven business risk. - Develop and maintain supplier/product risk mapping, including multi-tier (N-tier) supplier mapping and prioritisation approaches. - Update and maintain risk scoring models, risk ratings, and the overall assessment methodology. - Ensure availability, accuracy, and quality of data used for supplier risk assessment and reporting. - Build strong working relationships with procurement, supply chain, value chain, integrated risk management, and internal audit stakeholders. - Create meaningful risk reporting and contribute inputs to enterprise risk dashboards. - Monitor emerging risks (including macro-economic and geopolitical factors) and proactively flag supplier crises or concerns to stakeholders. - Define the right controls and assessment frequency to support consistent, reliable risk management outcomes. - Develop guidance materials (including playbooks) and deliver training to internal stakeholders to drive consistent adoption. - Support internal control assessments by coordinating a consistent approach, performing assessments, and tracking follow-up actions. - Maintain policy/compliance documentation and support internal audit activities as needed. - Facilitate supplier compliance programs linked to relevant regulations (e.g., chemical/compliance-related supplier assessments and reporting), working with external solution partners where applicable. Requirements - 5+ years of relevant experience in Procurement, Supply Chain, Quality, or Risk Management, with strong exposure to supplier risk topics. - Proven ability to work effectively in complex, matrix organizations-  and influence cross-functional stakeholders. - Strong communication and partnering skills; comfortable coordinating with remote/global teams. - Analytical mindset with strong attention to detail; experience with data analytics/reporting tools is beneficial. - Track record of identifying and implementing process improvements and taking ownership for measurable results. - Bachelor’s degree in Procurement, Business Administration, Supply Chain, Engineering, or a related discipline. - Fluent in English. Other Information If you are interested and want to apply, please submit your application via the apply button below and contact me.

About our client Our client is a leading global biopharmaceutical company with a major European operations and distribution site in Breda. The site plays an important role in ensuring that medicines are packaged, labelled and distributed safely and reliably to patients across Europe and beyond. Working in a highly regulated and technology-driven environment, the organisation continuously invests in innovative solutions, digitalisation and operational improvements to support its manufacturing and distribution activities. About the position Are you starting your career in IT and looking for a hands-on role where you can combine technology, problem-solving and interaction with people? As a Jr IT Support Engineer, you will be part of the team supporting the IT and operational technology used across the site's warehouse, packaging and production areas. You will help ensure that employees have the right equipment and systems to perform their daily activities without disruption. This is a practical, user-focused position where you will work with computers, printers, scanners and operational systems, while also getting exposure to new technologies and digital improvement projects. Previous experience in pharmaceutical manufacturing or warehouse environments is not required. What matters most is your technical foundation, curiosity, communication skills and genuine motivation to develop within IT support. Key Responsibilities Provide hands-on IT support to employees working in production, packaging and warehouse operations. Help troubleshoot issues involving computers, printers, barcode scanners and other shopfloor equipment. Support the installation, configuration and updating of IT equipment, operating systems and applications. Assist with the introduction and implementation of new technologies and digital solutions. Work closely with colleagues from IT, engineering and operations to identify and resolve technical issues. Document solutions, maintain clear support records and help users understand new systems and processes. Follow up on reported issues, ensuring they are resolved or escalated to the appropriate technical teams. Contribute ideas to improve the reliability, efficiency and usability of existing systems. Requirements A bachelor's degree (HBO level) in IT, Computer Science, Information Technology or a related technical field. 0–3 years of experience in IT support, IT operations or a similar technical environment. Recent graduates are welcome. A genuine interest in IT support and a clear understanding of what hands-on end-user support involves. Basic understanding of IT systems, hardware, software and troubleshooting principles. Strong logical thinking and the ability to investigate problems in a structured way. Confident communication skills, with the ability to support both technical and non-technical colleagues. A proactive, service-oriented attitude, taking ownership of issues and knowing when to ask for help or escalate. Willingness to learn new technologies and develop technical knowledge. Comfortable working fully onsite in Breda, five days per week. Knowledge of printers, barcode scanners, ITIL, system administration, GxP or GDP is an advantage, but not essential.

Company Our client is a global organization operating in a highly regulated environment, with complex international supply chains and strict compliance requirements. The company works cross-functionally across procurement, supply chain, risk, audit, and quality to ensure resilient operations and strong third-party governance. Job Description For our client, we are looking for a Third-Party Risk & Resilience Specialist to strengthen their third-party resilience and policy compliance capabilities. This role focuses on identifying and managing supplier and product-related risks before they impact supply continuity, revenue, or reputation. The Supplier Risk & Compliance Specialist will work with stakeholders across the business to improve risk visibility, enhance risk models and reporting, and support compliance programmes and internal control assessments. Responsibilities - Develop and facilitate the third-party resilience approach to proactively manage supplier and product risk. - Maintain and improve supplier risk scoring models, risk ratings, and prioritization methods. - Support product risk mapping and multi-tier (N-tier) supplier mapping to increase supply chain visibility. - Ensure availability, accuracy, and quality of data used for risk assessments across supplier risk drivers. - Partner with cross-functional teams (procurement, supply chain, risk management, internal audit) to align on risk insights and mitigation actions. - Monitor emerging supplier risks and escalate critical issues where needed. - Provide meaningful risk reporting and inputs for risk dashboards and leadership updates. - Create and deliver guidance and training to internal stakeholders to ensure consistent application of processes. - Support the development of playbooks, controls, and assessment frequencies to improve governance. - Help run internal control system assessments and monitor compliance with procurement policies. - Maintain and support policy/SOP documentation and training plans for relevant stakeholders. - Facilitate supplier compliance programmes linked to relevant regulations (e.g., REACH, conflict minerals, SCIP) and coordinate with external solution providers. - Support internal and external audit activities by preparing information and tracking follow-up actions. Requirements - 5+ years of relevant experience in procurement, supply chain, quality, or risk management. - Strong understanding of supplier risk management and the business impact of supplier disruptions. - Experience working in complex, matrix organizations with cross-functional stakeholders. - Strong analytical skills and attention to detail; experience with data analytics/reporting tools is a plus. - Excellent communication and collaboration skills; able to influence beyond direct reporting lines. - Ability to take ownership, priorities effectively, and deliver measurable results. Fluent in English. - Experience in a regulated industry (quality/technical/IT exposure) is an advantage. - Project management experience is a plus. Other Information If you are interested and want to apply, please submit your application via the apply button below and contact me. This role offers the opportunity to work at the intersection of supplier resilience, risk transparency, and compliance, collaborating with diverse stakeholders across the organization and external partners.

  About our client Our client is a global biotechnology leader dedicated to developing innovative medicines that help improve the lives of patients worldwide. Its advanced manufacturing facility in Breda plays a vital role in the production, packaging and distribution of life-saving medicines. Operating in a highly regulated, fast-paced environment, the site combines advanced packaging technologies, automated production lines and strict quality standards. Engineering and maintenance teams work closely together to ensure equipment reliability, operational excellence and continuous improvement. About the position We are looking for an experienced Senior Engineer in Mechatronics to strengthen the engineering team at a high-tech pharmaceutical manufacturing site in Breda. In this role, you will be the technical expert for critical packaging equipment, focusing primarily on second-line support, complex troubleshooting and improving equipment uptime. You will work closely with technicians, manufacturing, automation, quality and other engineering specialists to resolve recurring technical issues and prevent future downtime. This is a hands-on engineering position for someone who enjoys solving complex problems, taking ownership of technical improvements and sharing their expertise with others. Alongside operational support, you will contribute to equipment upgrades, engineering projects and continuous improvement initiatives. Responsibilities Provide second-line technical support to shopfloor technicians, resolving complex issues involving mechanical, electrical and automation systems. Troubleshoot critical packaging equipment, including identifying root causes of recurring failures and production interruptions. Lead structured investigations and implement sustainable corrective and preventive solutions to improve equipment reliability and uptime. Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on technical performance, maintenance effectiveness and operational efficiency. Act as the technical system owner for assigned packaging equipment, ensuring performance and reliability throughout its lifecycle. Support the introduction of new equipment, product upgrades and engineering modifications. Plan and execute engineering and maintenance activities, including testing, technical evaluations and documentation. Develop and maintain technical protocols, assessments and reports. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Manufacturing, Automation, Validation, Quality, Supply Chain and external equipment suppliers. Provide technical guidance and coaching to maintenance technicians, helping strengthen the team's troubleshooting capabilities. Participate in on-call support when required to maintain the reliability of 24/7 production operations. Requirements Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automation or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience. At least 7 years of relevant engineering experience, including a minimum of 5 years in manufacturing or operations. Strong hands-on troubleshooting experience with complex packaging or production equipment in a regulated manufacturing environment. Solid mechatronics knowledge across mechanical, electrical and automation systems. A specialist background in one discipline is welcome, provided you can troubleshoot across all three. Proven experience with second-line technical support, root cause analysis and structured problem-solving. Demonstrated ability to identify, lead and implement technical improvements that enhance equipment performance and reliability. Experience with system ownership, maintenance optimisation or continuous improvement methodologies. GMP experience is strongly preferred, ideally within pharmaceutical or life sciences manufacturing. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills, with the confidence to lead cross-functional investigations and improvement initiatives. Ability to coach and support technicians while working effectively in a dynamic manufacturing environment. Fluency in English, both written and spoken. Basic Dutch is preferred. Willingness to work fully on-site in Breda, participate in on-call support and occasionally work outside standard office hours.  

About the Company Our client is a global, highly regulated manufacturing organisation that operates complex distribution and packaging environments. The site relies on reliable shop-floor technology to keep day-to-day operations running smoothly. They invest in continuous improvement and modern manufacturing technology to increase reliability, efficiency, and service levels. Job Description We are looking for a Manufacturing IT Support Engineer to provide hands-on technology support in a distribution and packaging environment in Breda. This person will keep critical shop-floor systems running, support updates and improvements, and help users in production and warehouse teams with the tools they rely on every day. The role combines practical troubleshooting with continuous improvement and close collaboration across teams. Responsibilities -Provide on-site support for shop-floor technology used in distribution and packaging operations. -Maintain and troubleshoot key systems such as building/facility monitoring tools and operational applications. -Support printers and scanners used by warehouse and production teams, including resolving day-to-day issues. -Assist with operating system and application updates/patching activities on shop-floor equipment. -Deliver and set up IT equipment for end users and ensure it is ready for operational use. -Support the implementation of new technology solutions to improve reliability and efficiency (e.g., connected devices and data-driven improvements). -Work with cross-functional teams to identify improvement opportunities and help implement practical solutions. -Create clear documentation and train users on new processes, tools, and ways of working. -Stay informed on relevant technology developments and bring improvement ideas to the team. Requirements -Bachelor/HBO degree in Computer Science or a related field. -0–3 years of experience in IT support within a manufacturing, operations technology, or similar environment. -Hands-on attitude with strong troubleshooting and logical problem-solving skills. -Understanding of structured IT support and application management (e.g., working with standard support processes). -Ability to document work clearly and train end users. -Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively with different teams. -Knowledge of regulated environments and quality requirements (e.g., GxP/GDP) is a strong advantage. Other Information This position is based on-site in Breda and involves close collaboration with production and warehouse stakeholders. If you are interested and want to apply, please submit your application via the apply button below and contact me.  

The Company Our client is a leading, innovation-driven manufacturer operating in a highly regulated environment. The site brings together engineering, production, quality, validation, automation and digital teams to support safe, reliable, high-performing manufacturing and packaging operations. About the Role For a modern packaging and labelling operation, we are looking for a Lead Mechatronics Engineer – Packaging & Labelling Systems. This role supports project teams delivering new equipment and system upgrades, while also acting as a technical escalation point for complex mechatronics issues. The focus is on improving equipment reliability and line performance through structured troubleshooting, technical evaluation, and continuous improvement. Responsibilities - Support project teams with the deployment of new products, system upgrades, and new equipment on advanced packaging and labelling lines. - Own and drive high-quality technical execution across projects of varying complexity, with a strong focus on asset lifecycle and maintainability. - Act as the mechatronics subject-matter expert for engineering, maintenance and project teams. - Provide second-line support to technicians for complex equipment and process issues, ensuring structured root-cause analysis and robust countermeasures. - Investigate recurring or high-impact problems and recommend practical, sustainable improvements. - Act as system owner for assigned equipment/systems and proactively contribute to technical improvements and cross-functional performance initiatives. - Plan and execute assigned engineering and maintenance-related activities within projects, from preparation through to completion. - Create test protocols, support execution of testing, perform technical evaluations, and deliver clear technical assessment reports. - Collaborate closely with stakeholders across engineering, automation, digital, validation, quality, supply chain and manufacturing, as well as external vendors. Requirements - Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering, Science, or a related technical field (or equivalent experience). - 7+ years of relevant experience, including strong exposure to operations/manufacturing environments. - Deep hands-on and theoretical knowledge of mechatronics (mechanical/electrical/control interaction). - Strong analytical troubleshooting skills and experience solving complex equipment problems. - Experience as a system owner and familiarity with lean maintenance / continuous improvement ways of working. - Experience working in a regulated environment (e.g., GMP and related standards). - Fluent English communication (written and spoken); Dutch is a plus. - Willingness to occasionally support outside standard office hours when needed. - Strong stakeholder management and collaboration skills across technical and non-technical teams. Other Information If you are interested and want to apply, please submit your application via the apply button below and contact me.

The Company A global pharmaceutical organization focused on patient safety, regulatory compliance, and the continuous monitoring of drug and device safety across international markets. The company operates within a highly regulated environment and is committed to maintaining the highest standards of pharmacovigilance and risk management to support patient wellbeing worldwide. About the Role The Senior Specialist, Pharmacovigilance is responsible for managing and executing local pharmacovigilance activities while ensuring compliance with regional and global regulations. This role supports safety surveillance processes, adverse event management, regulatory submissions, audits, inspections, and risk management activities. The position also serves as a key liaison between internal stakeholders, external partners, and health authorities to maintain high quality safety oversight. Responsibilities Manage local pharmacovigilance (PV) activities in compliance with local regulations and global procedures. Handle adverse event (AE) case management, including intake, follow-ups, translations, safety assessments and regulatory submissions. Manage PV agreements, due diligence, safety monitoring programmes and aggregate reports. Support PV audits, health authority inspections, self-inspections, CAPA and compliance activities. Develop and maintain SOPs, PV procedures, training materials, Risk Management Plans (RMPs) and controlled documentation. Monitor drug safety signals, local literature, health authority updates and risk minimisation measures, while coordinating with internal and external stakeholders. Requirements Degree in Life Sciences, Health Sciences, Pharmacy, Biotechnology, Medical Sciences or a related field. Minimum 2 years of pharmaceutical industry experience, preferably in pharmacovigilance. Strong knowledge of adverse event reporting, global PV regulations and local regulatory requirements. Experience with PV Quality Management Systems, audits, inspections, CAPA and compliance management. Understanding of Risk Management Plans, safety monitoring, risk minimisation measures and safety reporting. Fluent English communication skills, with strong stakeholder management, documentation, presentation and project management abilities. Experience developing SOPs/training materials is important. If you are interested and want to apply, please submit your application via the apply button below and contact me.  

 The Company An internationally operating consumer goods organization with a large and complex supply chain network across multiple markets. The organization focuses on customer service, operational excellence, efficient inventory management and continuous improvement across its end to end supply chain. About the Role The Supply Production Planner is responsible for creating feasible short term production and supply plans across a multi market network. The role owns finished goods availability within a 0 to 12 week planning horizon and manages exceptions where demand and supply are out of balance. You will collaborate closely with factories, markets, material planners, factory schedulers, suppliers and other supply chain stakeholders to protect customer service while balancing inventory, freshness, capacity and cost. Responsibilities -Maintain accurate and feasible production plans and communicate these to factory schedulers -Manage finished goods and semi finished goods availability across assigned markets -Manage supply and demand exceptions within the 0 to 12 week planning horizon -Identify capacity shortages and coordinate appropriate corrective actions or escalation -Assess the impact of material shortages and exceptions on finished goods planning -Develop production scenarios based on demand, capacity, materials, stock availability, product expiry and business priorities -Monitor inventory and service level exceptions and secure appropriate inventory replenishment -Follow up on production holds, shipments and past due supply elements -Identify opportunities to rebalance inventory across warehouses -Support decisions regarding non performing and ageing inventory -Perform root cause analysis and develop preventive actions for supply issues -Support seasonal activities and new product launches from a production planning perspective -Monitor supply chain performance metrics related to cash, cost, inventory and customer service -Drive continuous improvement through daily, weekly and monthly planning processes -Own supply related Case Fill Rate root cause analysis and preventive action planning -Maintain accurate product, production and supply network master data -Provide backup support to other Network Production Planners when required Requirements -Higher professional or university level education, preferably in Supply Chain, Logistics, Operations or a related discipline -Experience in production planning, supply planning, network planning or a comparable supply chain position -Strong understanding of demand and supply balancing -Experience working with production capacity, inventory and material constraints -Ability to perform scenario planning and make decisions based on multiple supply chain constraints -Strong analytical skills and confidence working with performance indicators -Experience with root cause analysis and continuous improvement -Strong stakeholder management and cross functional collaboration skills -Ability to work effectively with factories, markets, material planners and scheduling teams -Strong English communication skills -Ability to operate successfully in a fast moving international supply chain environment -Dutch language capability is advantageous Other Information If you are interested and want to apply, please submit your application via the apply button below and contact me.  

Company Our client is a global manufacturing organisation operating a large, high-performing production site. The environment is hands-on and business-focused, where finance plays a key role in driving performance, supporting operational decision-making, and enabling continuous improvement. Job Description For our client, we are looking for a Plant Finance Business Partner (Operations) to support a major production facility in Borculo (NL). This role combines plant controlling with true business partnering: turning financial insights into practical actions, improving factory performance, and strengthening financial control in a dynamic operations setting. Responsibilities •    Lead the budgeting, forecasting, and monthly performance reporting for the production site •    Act as a finance business partner to local operations and management, providing clear insights and recommendations •    Review and validate business cases and savings initiatives linked to improvement programs •    Support cost calculations and financial assessments for new products and operational decisions •    Translate reporting needs into effective dashboards and management information (e.g., SAP and Power BI) •    Contribute to a strong compliance mindset and internal control environment •    Support finance-related change initiatives, including system/process improvements (e.g., SAP S/4HANA transition) •    Collaborate closely with other finance stakeholders (site finance, shared services, and head office teams) Requirements •    University degree in Finance, Accountancy, Economics, or Business Administration •    2–5 years of relevant experience in controlling, finance, or business control •    Strong analytical skills with the ability to translate numbers into actions •    Comfortable partnering with multiple stakeholders in an operational/manufacturing environment •    Working proficiency in Dutch and English •    Experience with SAP and Excel; Power BI is a strong plus •    Interest in digitalisation and modern tools/technologies (e.g., automation, data, Copilot) Other Information If you are interested and want to apply, please submit your application via the apply button below and contact me.