Assembly Technician Eindhoven

Xelvin; Eindhoven; On-site; EUR 28,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

Xelvin in Eindhoven is seeking Assembly Technicians to join a high-tech production environment. You will assemble complete modules from start to finish, applying hand tools and measuring equipment, following drawings and specifications.

You work both independently and with colleagues, ensuring quality, safety and ESD procedures, and you can see the tangible result of your work as a full module progresses over several days.

Qualifications

• Experience assembling mechanical components and subassemblies.
• Ability to read technical drawings and assembly instructions.
• Commitment to quality, safety and ESD procedures.

Responsibilities

• Build and assemble complete technical modules.
• Install mechanical components and subassemblies.
• Connect electrical components and wiring where required.
• Follow drawings and specifications during assembly.
• Use hand tools and measuring equipment.
• Check dimensions, connections and quality of work.
• Identify assembly issues and contribute to solutions.
• Work according to quality, safety and ESD procedures.

Skills

Mechanical assembly

Electrical wiring

Blueprint reading

Quality control

Education

MBO mechatronics

Job description

Are you a hands-on technician who enjoys turning individual components into a complete technical product? Do you have experience assembling machines, systems or complex modules? Then this could be an interesting opportunity for you. For our client in Eindhoven, we are looking for Assembly Technicians who want to work in a high-tech production environment. You will be involved in the assembly of complete modules that are built for demanding applications within industries such as semiconductor and medical technology.

What will you be doing?

As an Assembly Technician, you will work on a module from the first assembly step until the product is completed. You will work independently as well as together with your colleagues and make sure every component is assembled correctly.

Your responsibilities include:

• Building and assembling complete technical modules.
• Installing mechanical components and subassemblies.
• Connecting electrical components and wiring where required.
• Following technical drawings, assembly instructions and specifications.
• Using various hand tools and measuring equipment.
• Checking dimensions, connections and the quality of your work.
• Identifying assembly issues and contributing to solutions.
• Working according to quality, safety and ESD procedures.

A complete module can take several days to assemble. This means that you are involved in a substantial part of the build process and can actually see the result of your work.