As a Print Engineer, you play an important role in delivering ID-ware’s identity solutions. You turn digital data into physical, secure smartcards used by organizations worldwide.
This is a varied and hands-on role where no two days are the same. You combine technical configuration, precise production, and operational coordination to ensure that every card is produced, encoded, and delivered correctly. From setting up new customer configurations to running daily production and solving technical issues, you help keep the personalization process running smoothly.
You will join a close-knit and informal team where you will have the opportunity to learn, take responsibility, and continuously improve processes. During busy periods, you work in a focused and structured way, while in quieter periods you contribute to optimization and improvement.
What you will do
- Plan and manage personalization orders from intake through delivery
- Print and encode smartcards and other token carriers
- Configure personalization settings for new and existing clients
- Perform quality checks (visual and system-based)
- Sort, package, and prepare orders for shipment
- Maintain administration, delivery documentation, and order data
- Coordinate with internal teams on progress and requirements
- Monitor systems and log files, identify issues, and report them
- Resolve day-to-day disruptions and perform basic maintenance on equipment
- Draft, update, and maintain production manuals and work instructions
- Contribute to improving processes and systems
What success looks like
- Orders are processed on time and correctly
- High quality with minimal errors in production and encoding
- Good cooperation with internal stakeholders
- Effective handling of peak periods
- Increasing independence in configuration and process optimization
You will join a close-knit and informal team of ~5 people with diverse strengths: technical specialists, coordinators, and process-focused colleagues. The team is:
- Supportive and collaborative
- Continuously improving processes and systems
- Comfortable working in both peak-pressure and quieter periods
- Open to feedback and new ideas