ICT System Specialist Industrialisation
📋 Détails de l'offre
mylife Diabetes Care is a global medical technology company focused on integrated solutions for people with diabetes. As a growing company, we are reshaping our organization with a clear strategy, ambitious growth goals, and plenty of room for personal responsibility. As part of our spin-off from Ypsomed, we are rebuilding our IT organization-with clear roles, modern processes, and a service-oriented culture.
To strengthen our Application Services department, we are seeking a dedicated individual to manage our production-related IT and support its strategic development.
ICT System Specialist Industrialisation | 80 - 100%
Ref. No. 276
Location: Burgdorf, Burgdorf | Hybrid
Join a rapidly growing company and help shaping the future of our groundbreaking medical technology solutions.
Your main tasks
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You will be independently responsible for managing production-related IT systems and infrastructure components in a GMP-regulated manufacturing environment:
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Operation, maintenance, and monitoring of production IT systems
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Ensuring system availability and troubleshooting system failures
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Managing users and access rights in accordance with compliance requirements
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Implementing and maintaining IT security measures
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Providing 2nd/3rd-level support to production staff for IT issues
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Ensuring data integrity and availability for quality and production analyses
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Training employees in the secure use of IT systems
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Creation and maintenance of technical documentation and manuals
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Introduction of new technologies to improve production processes
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Participation in projects
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Active communication and coordination with internal stakeholders from production, quality assurance, and other departments to record, clarify, and track requirements and concerns
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On-call duty (by agreement)
Your profile
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Degree in Computer Science (EFZ, HF, FH) or equivalent qualification
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Practical experience in operating cloud applications (Azure), Windows Server infrastructures, Active Directory / Entra ID, and Group Policy
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Experience with endpoint security, backup solutions, and in the OT sector
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Knowledge of scripting (PowerShell, Python, etc.) is a plus
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Experience in a GMP-regulated environment (medtech, pharma)—ideally with GxP/CSV knowledge
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Basic knowledge of ITIL and BPMN 2.0 and a structured, documentation-oriented approach to work
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Very good German and English skills; English for technical communication
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Reliable, self-motivated individual who enjoys precise work in a regulated environment
Experience the benefits of working with us
Pension fund
mylife Diabetes Care 55% of the pension contributions
Mobility support
Charging stations, Swiss Half Fare Card, parking, close to public transport
Free sport facilities
affordable or free gyms
Family friendly
Financial contributions to childcare
Working hours
working time arrangements: Shiftwork, annual working hours, part-time
FlexWork
Work where and when you want (in Switzerland)
Up-to-date work environment
Modern offices and production rooms; staff restaurant and break areas
Together, we create solutions that improve lives.
At mylife Diabetes Care, we develop integrated solutions that people with diabetes can truly rely on.
We are a fast-growing, family-owned company headquarterd in Burgdorf (Switzerland) – built on 40 years of innovation and active internationally.
We bring together expertise, dedication and a clear mission: empowering people to gain more freedom through better control.
Everything we do is developed with purpose and designed with care.
Our core competence lies in automated insulin delivery (AID). With mylife Loop, we provide a system that adapts to the individual needs and everyday lives of people with diabetes.
Contact
Marcel Brader
Human Resources Expert Recruiting
+41 58 234 74 62
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mylife Diabetes Care AG
Lyssachstrasse 40
CH-3400 Burgdorf
Switzerland
T +41 (0)58 234 70 00
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🏢 À propos de l'entreprise
Entreprise dans le secteur Technologie médicale