Yunex Traffic

Operations

• You’ll take part in our fantastic graduate development programme, gaining practical experience working on real projects in a leading, global intelligent traffic systems company.
• Promote a safety culture driven by positive safety behaviours.
• Plan and manage works (both installation and maintenance) including resource and material allocation.
• Manage costs, utilisation and variations to ensure delivery of revenue and margin targets.
• Ensure works are completed timely and within scope and budget.
• Report on progress and important metrics.
• Manage a positive relationship with customers through regular communication and meetings.
• Ensure all employees and contractors work safely through completion of monthly site audits.
• Analyse and report on financial performance.
• Promote a high performing culture to deliver strategic aim and vision.
• Provide effective team communication through regular engagement.
• Support national and local business improvement projects.
• Develop your leadership and people management skills.

Service Operations Graduate

Controller

• Provides advanced remote support for SEPAC controller software running on m60, 2070, and blade traffic controllers.
• Diagnoses and resolves issues related to controller operation, firmware behavior, timing configuration, and field device integration.
• Analyzes controller logs, traces, and configuration data to identify root causes of operational issues in live traffic environments.
• Supports communication between controllers and central systems, including troubleshooting interface, protocol, and network-related issues.
• Performs system health checks focused on controller stability, communications integrity, and field device performance.
• Works directly with field technicians and engineering teams to coordinate issue resolution and validate corrective actions.
• Escalates complex software or firmware defects to development or subject matter experts with clearly documented findings.
• Ensures adherence to service level agreements, including response and resolution timelines.
• Maintains accurate and detailed documentation of cases, controller configurations, issue analysis, and resolutions.
• Provides guidance to customers and field personnel on controller configuration, diagnostics, and operational best practices.
• Supports customer onboarding and upgrades involving controller software and field deployments.
• Contributes to knowledge management through development of technical documentation, troubleshooting guides, and reusable support materials.
• Supports continuous improvement of support processes, tools, and controller-related methodologies.
• Identifies recurring issues and contributes to systematic improvements in controller software, configuration standards, or support processes.
• Assists with selective central system (ATMS) troubleshooting where controller-to-center interaction is relevant.
• Coaches and mentors junior engineers on controller systems and troubleshooting approaches.

Senior System Engineer – Controllers

General

• Define and lead the global Electronics category strategy, including sourcing priorities, supplier governance, commercial roadmap and risk mitigation across components, semiconductors, PCBAs, EMS partners and related technologies.
• Provide functional leadership across global and regional procurement teams, ensuring Regional Commodity Managers are aligned with the category strategy, supplier roadmap, sourcing priorities and contract coverage expectations.
• Establish clear ways of working with Regional Commodity Managers, including category alignment, decision paths, sourcing roles, escalation routes and follow-up on regional execution.
• Build and maintain a structured supplier strategy covering preferred supplier panels, single-source transparency, supplier performance, allocation exposure, lifecycle risk and business continuity requirements.
• Use market intelligence, supplier insight and component-level data to anticipate supply constraints, lead-time developments, technology roadmaps, end-of-life exposure and regional supply risks.
• Work closely with Engineering, R&D, Quality, Operations, Product Management, Finance and Legal to align sourcing decisions with technical, commercial and business requirements.
• Lead cross-functional category governance for Electronics and align stakeholders on category strategy, supplier risks, sourcing decisions, cost actions and implementation priorities.
• Lead or steer strategic sourcing and supplier negotiations for key suppliers and major initiatives, including supply agreements, allocation management and high-impact commercial decisions.
• Drive stronger contractual coverage for strategic electronics suppliers, including supply continuity, quality obligations, liability, change notification, end-of-life and last-time-buy provisions.
• Maintain a clear commercial fact base using spend data, BOM and component data, TCO, benchmark pricing, cost-driver analysis, should-cost models and supplier performance information.
• Report on category strategy progress, market developments, supplier risks, realised savings, cost mitigation, supplier performance and broader value contribution.

Global Category Lead, Electronics

Procurement

• Support day-to-day operational procurement activities across indirect spend, including purchase requisition and purchase order management, supplier follow-up and stakeholder coordination.
• Improve operational purchasing process, supplier data, pricing information and process compliance.
• Support procurement activities where central handling can improve efficiency, compliance and use of preferred suppliers.
• Support Travel and Expense operational continuity, including supplier follow-up, card and lodge card topics, invoice clarification and user support.
• Coordinate with stakeholders, suppliers, Finance and procurement colleagues to resolve operational procurement topics in a structured and timely way.
• Provide operational input to category managers to support supplier reviews, sourcing activities, demand management and process improvement.
• Drive continuous improvement within Global Procurement.

Operational Buyer, Indirect Procurement

• Financial controlling and reporting for all KPIs in HUB-Germany
• Preparation of financial analyses and management reports
• Close cross‑functional collaboration with relevant business units and central functions
• Planning and controlling for various functions within HUB‑Germany (cost center and project controlling)
• Collaboration with international stakeholders from areas such as DevOps, Security, Engineering, Quality and Technical Services
• Process governance and support for ICFR and OPK controlling sets; central point of contact for auditors
• Functional supervision and guidance of working students

Business Controller – Finance, Planning & Analysis

Analyst

• Maintain and improve project schedules, ensuring alignment with actual execution progress
• Translate delivery status into clear, decision-relevant reporting for internal leadership and customers
• Identify inconsistencies between plans and reality and drive correction with the delivery team
• Support forecasting, resource visibility, and risk tracking to enable early intervention
• Ensure project data is trusted without reconciliation cycles
• Develop and maintain reports and dashboards to provide visibility into schedule performance, resource utilization, and risk exposure
• Identify opportunities to improve efficiency through automation of recurring reporting and data management tasks

Project Controls Analyst

Project Manager

• Drive the company ‑ wide adoption of AI tools, with a strong focus on Microsoft Copilot and other generative AI solutions, ensuring measurable business impact.
• Work with leaders globally to enable, advise, and equip them to accelerate AI adoption within their organizations.
• Conceptualize and steer AI ‑ related change initiatives, including an international AI Ambassador network and designing and facilitating AI enablement and learning formats.
• Develop and execute communication initiatives that foster curiosity, excitement and responsible use of AI across the organization.
• Collaborate closely with global functions and countries to align initiatives, share best practices, and accelerate AI adoption across the business.
• Over time, contribute to additional global strategic People & Transformation topics, depending on priorities and organizational needs.