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Technology Engineer - Data & Automation

The LEGO Group Billund Publiceret 1. okt. 2026 The LEGO Group verified public ATS · consumer-retailHybridSeniorspecialist
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Resumé

Develops low-code automation and data workflows for engineering processes, supporting digital engineering tools, predictive models, and colleagues across the engineering value chain.

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Kort om jobbet

Employment type: Full time. Requisition: 0000038555. Country: Denmark. Job Description Just imagine turning engineering data into smarter, automated workflows that give designers more time to create value.

Then make it real.

About the role

As our Technology Engineer - Data & Automation, you'll play a key role in developing software automation through low code platforms and embed these to support the automation journey across element and additive engineering. Your work will help create a reliable data foundation for predictive and preventive engineering models, improving element and mould development across the value chain.

Required Qualifications - Applied one to two years of computational design experience in product development, manufacturing design or a related field. - Used node-based programming software, such as Grasshopper for Rhino, to develop computational solutions. - Built or maintained solutions using Python. - Worked within engineering, automation, simulation or a closely related technical discipline.

- Demonstrated familiarity with cloud computing concepts, particularly for artificial intelligence inference. Preferred Qualifications - Used Synera or another low-code tool to create engineering workflows. What you'll build - Develop low-code software automation and embed it into engineering processes1 …

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