Radar Electronics Assembly Team Lead

Rotterdam Innovation City

Den Haag

On-site

EUR 60,000 - 80,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Commuting allowance

Comprehensive pension plan

30 days paid holiday leave

Training and certifications

High quality equipment

Job summary

Robin Radar is a technology leader in tracking and classifying small objects. The Team Lead Electronics Assembly will manage a dedicated technical team of 4, staying hands-on with daily production and bridging technical coaching with goal setting.

You will report to the Department Head and collaborate with Production, Engineering and Planning to keep projects running smoothly. The role requires strong electronics hands-on experience and leadership abilities, with English fluency essential.

Qualifications

MBO4 (or work experience equivalent) in Electronics, Mechatronics, or a related high-tech technical field.
3+ years of experience in high-tech manufacturing, assembly, or engineering environments.
Proven experience leading, coaching, or managing a technical sub-team of 2 to 8 direct reports.
Strong hands-on experience with electronics and assembly.
Familiarity with tools like HiBob and Odoo (for scheduling and hours tracking).
Excellent communication skills with a natural ability to deliver constructive feedback and motivate colleagues.
A proactive, down-to-earth mindset. You are a great communicator who knows how to motivate people.
Fluent English, both spoken and written.

Responsibilities

Daily Hands-on Support: Help your team with the daily workload. This includes soldering, assembling, testing, and calibrating electronic parts for our radar systems.
Team Leadership: Assign daily tasks, set clear goals, and keep the workflow smooth for your team of 4.
Planning & Scheduling: Assign tasks and organize work schedules. Handle timesheet approvals and manage leave requests to keep the workflow smooth.
Coach & Support: Help your team members grow their skills and offer practical support when bottlenecks happen.
Process Improvement: Make sure the team follows quality and safety standards. Spot bottlenecks, suggest better ways of working, and keep daily operations efficient.