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Spontaneous Application for Operational Positions for Workshops and Tracks in Almeria 2026

On-site in Nijar·Full-time·Added 9 months ago

This job was published 9 months ago

Michelin

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Overview

Job details

Full-time hours
Per the ad.

Requirements

Have the right to work in Spain
Michelin doesn't mention sponsorship in the ad.
French
The ad asks for French, or counts it in your favour.
Work on-site in Nijar
No relocation package mentioned.

This job was automatically translated to English.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

WE OFFER:
- Being part of the workforce of a solid and responsible company
- Initial training provided by the company
- Continuous training throughout your professional development
- Possibilities for evolution
- Salary conditions in accordance with the required level of responsibility
- A wide range of social benefits
- Stable and high-quality employment
- A collaborative work climate

Requirements

Nice to have

REQUIREMENTS:
- Availability to work shifts (rotation in morning, afternoon, and night)
- A CFGS or CFGM qualification in a technical/technological branch (mechanics/automotive, electronics, electricity, mechatronics...) or equivalent experience will be valued
- A "C+E" type driver's license will be valued
- Knowledge of French/English will be valued

The role

SPONTANEOUS APPLICATION FOR OPERATIONAL POSITIONS FOR WORKSHOPS AND TRACKS IN ALMERIA 2026

If you are interested in working at MICHELIN in its CEMA testing center (Almería), to work in positions linked to the research process, you can leave your CV here.
We are looking for dynamic, hardworking, and responsible people who enjoy working in a team and want to develop a professional career within a specialized, demanding, and competitive work environment.

What you'll do

HIRING AREAS:
- Specialized positions linked to the analysis and testing process in the research field.
- Industrial maintenance position.

About Michelin

Michelin is a global tire manufacturer headquartered in Clermont-Ferrand, France, and one of the world's largest tire companies. The group designs, manufactures, and sells tires for every type of vehicle, from bicycles to airplanes, and also publishes travel guides, maps, and restaurant guides. With over 130,000 employees worldwide, Michelin operates industrial and commercial activities in more than 170 countries.

In Spain, Michelin has a significant industrial footprint with several factories and offices, including plants in Aranda de Duero, Valladolid, Vitoria-Gasteiz, and Lasarte-Oria. The company is known for its strong engineering culture, focus on continuous improvement, and offers international professionals opportunities in industrial engineering, manufacturing management, and occupational risk prevention. For international hires, Michelin provides a structured environment with clear career paths, and the Spanish operations are integrated into the group's global manufacturing network, making it a relevant option for engineers and technical profiles looking to relocate to Spain.

Industry: Manufacturing
Founded: 1889
Employees: 100,000–150,000
Headquarters: Clermont-Ferrand, France
In Spain: Aranda de Duero, Lasarte-Oria, Valladolid and 1 more
Website: michelin.es

Good to know if you are moving

Michelin offers structured graduate programs (Prácticas Universitarias) in several Spanish plants, which are a common entry point for international students and recent graduates.
The Spanish operations are part of Michelin's global manufacturing network, meaning engineers and technical managers can transfer within the group across countries.
Positions in Spain are often in industrial plants (Aranda de Duero, Valladolid, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Lasarte-Oria), so candidates should be open to living in mid-sized cities rather than Madrid or Barcelona.
The company provides a formal, corporate environment with a strong focus on safety (prevención de riesgos laborales) and continuous improvement, which suits professionals from structured manufacturing backgrounds.
Working language in the Spanish plants is predominantly Spanish, so a working level of Spanish is a practical requirement for day-to-day integration.