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Skeleton Technologies is seeking a Mechatroniker for maintenance of its automated production equipment in Saxony. You will perform preventive checks, diagnose faults, and repair mechanical, electrical, and control systems to keep production lines running reliably.
Ideal candidates have a completed technical apprenticeship and hands-on experience with industrial machinery, with a safety-first mindset. Experience with digital maintenance tools will help you monitor machine health and contribute to
A Mechatroniker in maintenance typically handles preventive checks, fault finding and repair of automated production equipment, working with mechanical, electrical and control systems. A strong candidate brings a completed technical apprenticeship, hands on experience with industrial machinery and a careful, safety first approach. At a company making high power energy storage, that means keeping production lines for supercapacitors and SuperBatteries running reliably.
AI is changing maintenance by helping predict when parts will fail and by guiding fault diagnosis from sensor data. The physical work of inspecting, adjusting and repairing machines stays human, as does the judgement to decide what is safe and what is not. This role sits where digital tools support, but do not replace, skilled hands on work.
Working here offers a chance to use digital maintenance systems and data from connected machines to spot problems early. That builds familiarity with condition monitoring and computerised maintenance management, which are useful in modern factories. Over time, this experience grows into a practical understanding of how AI assisted tools fit into everyday industrial upkeep.
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Skeleton Technologies makes high-power energy storage systems, including supercapacitors and SuperBatteries, for AI data centers, power grids, transportation and defense (per the company).