University Admission – Electrical Engineering 2027 (m/f/d) Leingarten

Gessmann; Leingarten; Remote; EUR 11,000 - 15,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthy meals in company cafeteria

Good transportation connections

6 weeks annual leave

36 hours per week

Apprentice outings

Career fair participation

Apprentice project development

Employer-sponsored retirement plan

Job summary

Gessmann University Admissions - Electrical Engineering 2027 (m/f/d) offers a dual degree with 3 years of blended theory and practice. The practical component occurs at the company, while theory is taught at the university.

Expect a varied internship, healthy meals, good transport links, six weeks of annual leave, and a 36-hour work week. The program includes an apprentice project and opportunities to participate in career fairs.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Strong technical understanding in math, physics and electronics.
• Ability to work in a team and follow structured processes.
• Attention to detail and persistence.

Responsibilities

• Undertake a varied internship at a healthy, diversified company.
• Participate in company meals and benefit from good transport access.
• Support the development of an apprentice project and help organize career fairs.

Skills

Technical understanding

Teamwork

Systematic work

Patience and perseverance

Concentration

Organizational skills

Abstract thinking

Education

Abitur / high school diploma (or equivalent)

Job description

University Admission - Electrical Engineering 2027 (m/f/d)

Be part of our success by pursuing a degree in the field of

Electrical Engineering (m/f/d)

Duration of the Program: 3 years (theory and practice in 3-month cycles)

For the setting, that is the High School Diploma, the University of Applied Sciences Entrance Qualification or the Subject-Specific College Entrance Qualification required.

Electrical engineering is an engineering discipline that deals with the development and production of electrical devices. Today, communications and computer technology, as well as computer engineering, are important components of this field. The electrical engineering program begins by teaching the theoretical fundamentals of electricity and electronics. Building on this foundation, students then apply these fundamentals to practical projects using the latest technologies.

A dual degree program is the ideal combination of theory and practice, as well as vocational training and academic study. The practical component takes place at the company. The theoretical component of the program is taught at the university.

Here's what to expect You at GESSMANN:

• An exciting and varied internship at a healthy, diversified company
• Healthy employee meals in the company cafeteria
• Good transportation connections, including public transportation
• 6 weeks of annual leave
• flexible work hours (36 hours per week)
• Apprentice Outing
• Helping to Organize Career Fairs
• Development of an Apprentice Project
• Competitive apprenticeship stipend + vacation pay and Christmas bonus
• Contribution to an employer-sponsored retirement plan

Required modules (examples):

• Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science
• Electrical Power Engineering
• Microsystems Technology and Microelectronics
• Mechatronics
• Materials and Components in Electrical Engineering
• Measurement Techniques
• Automation Technologies
• Drive Technologies
• How Electrical Devices, Machines, and Processes Work
• Business Administration
• Energy Generation, Distribution, and Management

Here's what we'd like from you:

• Technical Understanding
• Thoroughness
• Ability to work as part of a team
• a systematic and precise approach to work
• Patience and Perseverance
• logical and abstract thinking skills
• Organizational skills
• good ability to concentrate