Information Technologist – Specialism Application Development

Pilatus Flugzeugwerke AG; Indiana (PA); Hybrid; EUR 10,840 - 14,454; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

SBB GA Travelcard

Six weeks vacation

Recognition of good results

Thirteenth salary

Lump-sum for books & laptop

Linguistic trips

Job summary

Pilatus Flugzeugwerke AG in the region offers an ICT Technician apprenticeship. You will be the first contact for PC and network problems, helping keep our ICT infrastructure running.

You will install hardware and software, extend device configurations and support employees in using information and communication tools, while creating user manuals and documentation.

Qualifications

• Apprenticeship in ICT Technician EFZ required.
• Completion of Basic-Check or equivalent is required to apply for the apprenticeship.
• Interest in hardware/software installation and IT support.

Responsibilities

• Be the first contact for PC and network problems.
• Install hardware and software for workstations and devices.
• Extend device configurations and ensure operation of ICT devices on the network.
• Support employees in using information and communication tools.
• Instruct colleagues and create user manuals.

Skills

ICT Support

PC problems

Network problems

Hardware installation

Software installation

Device configuration

User manuals

Employee training

Education

EFZ Apprenticeship requirement

Job description

You will work in ICT Support, where you will be the first contact person for PC and network problems. You will install hard and software, extend device configurations and ensure operation of networked ICT devices. You will support our employees in the use of information and communication tools, instruct them and also create user manuals.

A completedBasic-Check is required to apply for an apprenticeship as an ICT Technician EFZ.

SBB GA Travelcard

6 weeks’ vacation in the first year

Individual recognition of good results

13th monthly salary

Lump‑sum contribution for books & laptop

Participation in obligatory linguistic trips