Technical Developer I Global Research Pilot Brewery at Anheuser Busch InBev Canada

Leuven, Flanders, Belgium -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

28 Feb, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

30 Nov, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Technical Skills, Problem Solving, Attention To Detail, Process Improvement, Data Analysis, Communication Skills, Teamwork, Safety Standards, Quality Assurance, Equipment Operation, Project Management, Brewery Operations, Standard Operating Procedures, Continuous Learning, Interpersonal Skills, Proactive Attitude

Industry

Manufacturing

Description

Seniority Level: Dream big. Craft your legacy. Own your future. AB InBev is seeking a Technical Developer I Global Research Pilot Brewery for the Global Innovation & Technology Center (GITEC), in Belgium. Who We Are At AB InBev, we are brewing the world’s most loved beers and building brands that bring people together. This is a place where ownership, ambition, and action thrive. We empower you to dream big, lead change, and turn bold ideas into real results. GITEC—our Global Research & Development Center located at our headquarters in Leuven, Belgium—is at the heart of this mission. In this facility, over 120 specialists from more than 20 nationalities work together to pioneer innovation. Their impact goes far beyond Belgium: GITEC teams collaborate globally to develop breakthrough technologies, new products, and consumer-loved experiences. This is who we are. This is where you can make a lasting impact. Come and OWN IT! Purpose: Execute and support trials within the framework of global strategic and exploratory product and process development projects. The goal is to produce high-quality prototypes for internal and external technical or commercial evaluations, as well as for small-scale market trials and launches. Role Key Accountabilities Understand the objectives of assigned trial requests, product specifications, and process procedures. Prepare and execute operational trials (e.g. filtration, blending, saturation, packaging, CIP operations) in line with established ABI procedures. Note: this includes manual work such as lifting kegs and handling flexible hoses, movable equipment, and pumps. Create process datasheets and perform calculations to meet final product requirements, ensuring full product traceability. Perform relevant analyses to assess quality parameters and monitor, record, and report all data and observations during trials. Apply good industrial practices and brewery standards to ensure quality execution, reliable reporting, and credible results. Participate in kick-off meetings with project leaders to review project details, raise concerns, and confirm operational aspects before trials begin. Identify and mitigate potential risks that could impact project objectives, timelines, or specifications. Verify the availability, quantities, and traceability/safety information of raw materials required for trials. Propose and support improvements to enhance safety, quality, and efficiency in the Research Pilot Brewery (RPB). Ensure that all equipment is functional and safe to use, and promptly report any defects or malfunctions. Generate or update standard operating procedures (SOPs) for equipment and processes as needed. Assist in equipment testing, validation, and troubleshooting when required. Contribute to the creation of test and validation plans when necessary. Help maintain and continuously improve safety and quality standards in the RPB. Help maintain cleanliness and order within the RPB. Support the implementation of ABI management programs to ensure consistent and effective operations within the RPB. Liaise with third parties (e.g. suppliers) for equipment maintenance, material information, or part deliveries. Skills and Experiences Professional bachelor’s degree in a relevant applied science or engineering field. Previous professional experience in a brewery or in packaging operations is desirable. Result-oriented with strong respect for safety, quality, and timelines; excellent attention to detail. Problem-solving and continuous learning mindset. Proactive attitude, actively proposing improvements to optimize processes and ways of working. Capable of independently organizing, executing, and reporting trials. Strong practical and technical skills to operate equipment independently and assess functionality. Ability to interpret and analyze test results and provide clear, data-based feedback to requestors. Skilled in writing structured procedures in standardized formats for various operations. Experienced in creating test plans and validation programs, and consolidating outcomes into clear, structured reports. Able to integrate and generate internal and external best practices to improve processes, tools, services, and ways of working. Team player with strong interpersonal skills and flexibility to adapt to a dynamic, fast-changing environment. Open and transparent communicator with solid oral and written communication skills. Fluent in English; additional language skills are an asset. Proficient in standard software programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); advanced computer skills (e.g. macros) are an advantage. What We Offer At AB InBev, your ambition meets limitless opportunities. Here, your ideas can transform not only your career but also our business. A meritocratic culture where your efforts are recognized and rewarded. Opportunities for global networking, skill development, and career growth. A diverse and inclusive environment where collaboration and innovation thrive. The chance to be creative, take ownership, and drive impactful change. Why build your career with AB InBev At AB InBev, we recruit for mindset, ambition, and cultural fit. We’re not just building careers — we’re shaping legacies. Unique Culture We’re proud to be part of something bigger than ourselves. Our legacy is built on passion, performance, and people who bring bold ideas to life. We foster a culture of collaboration and candor — where open communication and constructive feedback are the norm. We challenge each other, stay focused on shared goals, and grow together. Brands Everyone Loves We’re the proud makers of over 500 iconic beer brands — from beloved international classics to local favorites. Our products are part of the world’s most memorable moments: shared at festivals, celebrated at events, and enjoyed by our own friends and families. That’s why our consumers stay at the heart of everything we do. Growth Opportunities Our people grow at the pace of their talent. In our performance-driven culture, ambition is rewarded and excellence is celebrated. We provide the tools, exposure, and support for you to unlock your full potential, expand your horizons, and leave a lasting impact. Ready to shape the future of beverage innovation with us? We encourage applications from all backgrounds. If you’re motivated, curious, and ready to lead in a global environment, apply today and let’s build what’s next—together. Culture is at center of everything we do. We recruit for mindset, ambition, and cultural fit. We are the world’s biggest brewer! Headquartered in Leuven, Belgium, we have opportunities across Europe in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Luxembourg, Germany, Italy, the Czech Republic, the UK, Ireland, and Spain. We are proud to have a team of 155,000 colleagues representing 135 nationalities and to operate 28 breweries across Europe. Today, working with brands like Stella Artois, Corona, and Bud, we brew the world’s most-loved beers, build iconic brands, and create meaningful experiences.

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Responsibilities

The Technical Developer I will execute and support trials for product and process development projects, ensuring high-quality prototypes for evaluations and market trials. Responsibilities include preparing operational trials, performing analyses, and maintaining safety and quality standards in the Research Pilot Brewery.