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2026-10-06

Production/Process engineer – automationAPR Technologies AB

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About the role

As a Production/Process Engineer at APR Technologies, you play a key role in developing and improving our manufacturing processes. You are responsible for establishing robust, efficient, and high-quality workflows for both new and existing products. Working closely with production, R&D, and quality teams, you support the industrialization of technical solutions and ensure scalable, reliable output. You design and implement new automated production equipment and support the commissioning of new machines and automation systems, troubleshoot technical issues in production, and contribute to continuous improvements in flow, quality, and safety.

Top responsibilities:

Develop and optimize automated equipment and manufacturing processes

Define/specify and implement tools, fixtures, equipment and methods for serial production

Participate in industrialization projects when introducing new products or processes

Optimize production flows with focus on quality, efficiency, and cost

Manage technical change and implementation projects in production, from requirements to deployment

Drive the specification and procurement of appropriate production tools and equipment in collaboration with engineering and sourcing

Work actively with continuous improvement using LEAN and/or other efficiency principles

Collaborate with maintenance and quality departments to ensure production reliability and compliance

Own process-related documentation and routines

Perform post-calculations and capacity analysis to support operational decisions

Actively participate in improvement work related to safety, ergonomics, and workplace environment

Who you are:

You are someone who thrives on building things up, not just maintaining what already works. You are comfortable in a fast-moving, technical environment where priorities can shift and decisions get made quickly, and you see that as part of setting the standard rather than following one. You are a team player who works well independently, shares what you know, and takes ownership of the processes you build so others can rely on them.

What you bring:

Degree in mechanical, automation & mechatronics, or production engineering

Knowledge of LEAN principles, 5S, and process optimization

Proficiency in production documentation and interpretation of technical specifications

At least two years experience in robot manufacturing and PLC programming

Nice to have:

Experience in Machine learning and training of models using manufacturing data

Experience in equipment specification, procurement, and integration is an advantage

Knowledge of optics and vision HW

Experience with Ultrasonic Welding

Project management experience within production or technical implementation is an advantage

Working at APR Technologies:

APR operates at the intersection of physics, engineering and one of the most pressing problems in technology: thermal management. The ambition is to become the global industry standard for thermal control, and we are well on our way.

Here your work is visible, your perspective counts and what you do has a real impact on where the company goes. Working here means solving problems that have real consequences for how technology develops and how much energy it consumes. It means being part of a team that takes both the technology and the business seriously.

About APR Technologies:

APR Technologies is a Swedish deep tech company developing and producing high-performance liquid cooling for applications in space, defence, batteries and chip cooling. Developed in collaboration with NASA, ESA and Airbus, and protected by more than 70 granted patents in 22 countries, the technology directs cooling liquid flow directly to the heat source with no moving parts.