Analytics Software Engineer (m/f/x)

Sound interesting? Here’s what you’ll be doing with us: OPTANO is our platform for user-friendly applications. Many new ideas for visualization, process support, data storage, and faster calculations are still waiting to be implemented, and we need your help to make that happen. As an Analytics Software Engineer (m/f/d), you’ll work alongside experienced colleagues to further develop the OPTANO applications and design […]

Analytics Consultant (m/f/x)

Sound interesting? Here’s what you’ll be doing with us: As an Analytics Consultant (m/f/d), you’ll take on responsibility for individual software projects in which mathematical optimization is at the heart of the solution. You’ll work closely with clients, consultants, OR specialists, and software developers to help turn complex planning and decision-making problems into practical software solutions. Your responsibilities will include […]

Modeling Consultant (m/f/x)

Sound interesting? Here’s what you’ll be doing with us: OPTANO is our platform for user-friendly applications. Optimization projects based on OPTANO are waiting to be implemented for our clients, and we need your help to make that happen. As a Modeling Consultant (m/f/d), you’ll solve specific optimization challenges for our clients. You’re an expert in optimization software, apply it together with our clients, and conduct analyses for […]

Insights: Campaign and sequence planning in chemistry

A good production plan is not enough in the chemical industry. Only when tanks, materials, changeovers and priorities fit together can a resilient process be created. This article shows why campaign and sequence planning is a decisive lever and how mathematical optimization helps to resolve conflicting objectives.

Interview: Excel works ... until it doesn't

Interview Excel Retirement - OPTANO

Excel is still the central tool for planning in many companies. However, with increasing complexity, it is increasingly reaching its limits. In this interview, we talk about how to recognize this, why „working“ is not the same as „optimal“ and how planning is changing fundamentally today.