Industrial control valves and process automation with an SAP-centric backbone
SAMSON Group makes control valves, regulators and automation units for process industries, and its job posts point to two parallel tracks. One is a global SAP S/4HANA harmonization and rollout effort centered on SD processes. The other is product security work on secure boot, update mechanisms and OT audits tied to EU CRA and IEC 62443. A C++, Rust and TypeScript layer next to SAP signals firmware and digital product engineering alongside ERP modernization.
SAMSON Group is a Frankfurt-based, privately held manufacturer of control valves, butterfly valves, self-operated regulators, transmitters, controllers and modular automation units. It serves process engineering industries. Its SAM DIGITAL line adds networked components for digitized process automation. The group operates with 1,001–5,000 employees and a family of subsidiaries, including AIR TORQUE, PFEIFFER and VETEC, that broaden its process-equipment portfolio. Current hiring is concentrated in Germany across engineering, sales, support, marketing and security.
SAMSON runs SAP ERP and SAP S/4HANA with ABAP, SAP SD and SAP MM. Its software stack includes C++, Rust, TypeScript, Node.js, Angular, React, Python/Django, MongoDB, AWS, GitLab and Docker, plus SolidWorks and Qlik.
Job posts point to international SAP ERP rollouts, global SD domain optimization and SAP process redesign. They also mention secure boot, secure software updates, OT security audits and custom control valve development.
SAMSON Group is headquartered in Frankfurt, Hessen, Germany. It has 1,001–5,000 employees and currently hires in Germany.
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