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As an independent specialist for refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump technology, BITZER is present all over the world: with products and services for refrigeration, air conditioning and process cooling as well as transport, BITZER ensures optimum temperature conditions for trade in goods, industry processes and indoor climate control – always striving for the highest possible energy efficiency and quality. BITZER is represented all over the world with 74 sites in 40 countries, including its sales companies and production facilities. Trade and service partners included, the BITZER network of manufacturing, development and sales extends to almost all countries in the world. In 2025, 4,500 employees generated a turnover of €1.135 billion; expenditure for research and development totalled €67 million.

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Manufacturing Engineer
3.0
6 December 2025
Decent place, but flexibility could be better
Pros: You've got steady hours, which is nice if you like routine. For us on the production floor, especially in compressor manufacturing, it's pretty clear what your schedule will be. There's no guessing.
Cons: Work flexibility isn't really a thing here. As a Manufacturing Engineer, I'm expected onsite daily at the Flowery Branch office, which is common in the HVACR industry but still tough. Remote work options are almost non-existent for engineering roles.
Advice to Management: Consider offering hybrid options for some engineering positions. It would really help with retention and modernizing the workplace culture.
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