In Materialise’s Staff department, we believe that meaningful impact starts with people and their expertise. If you’re passionate about shaping a strong, effective, and forward-looking organization, you’ll love being a part of this team. Through the knowledge and dedication of these teams, we’re creating value every day and building the foundation for long-term success.

At Materialise, we are dedicated to delivering reliable, scalable, and secure systems that empower our business and stakeholders to grow and innovate. Our General IT Cloud, Security, and Infrastructure team, composed of approximately 20 talented professionals, is at the heart of this mission. The team is responsible for managing Materialise’s global IT infrastructure, safeguarding data, and providing robust platforms for our DevOps engineers.

Job Description

We are currently seeking a motivated manager to lead the DevOps Tools Engineering and Site Reliability Engineering teams. In this role, you will act as both a people manager and a functional leader,



guiding your team to success while driving technical projects to completion. You will work closely with business stakeholders and IT management to set a consistent technical direction and identify opportunities to leverage new technologies for organizational success.

What You Will Do

Lead, mentor, and develop a team of skilled engineers
Foster a culture of collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement within the team
Collaborate closely with engineering, DevOps, and product teams to align efforts and achieve shared goals
Oversee incident response processes, ensuring timely resolution and thorough root cause analysis
Define and execute strategies related to SRE and DTE technologies, aligning with IT management and business stakeholders
Manage and oversee the team’s budget, ensuring cost-effectiveness while meeting project and operational goals
Manage and prioritize SRE and DTE-related projects, ensuring clear scope, on-time delivery, and co

📌 IT Manager (Barcelona)
🏢 Materialise
📍 Barcelona