Radar Electronics Mechanic: Precision Assembly & Testing

Robin Radar; Den Haag; On-site; EUR 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Great Place to Work® certified company

Commuting allowance

30 days of paid holiday leave (with +3

Training and certifications

High quality equipment

International team and social events

Job summary

Robin Radar is seeking an Electronics Mechanic to build the high-tech core of our radar systems at our premises. You will perform complex assembly, precision soldering, and vital component cabling daily, collaborating with Production, Engineering and Warehouse teams to ensure flawless construction.

You will join a multinational environment, reporting to the Head of Production & Planning, contributing directly to the reliability of our systems through meticulous work and continuous technical

Qualifications

• MBO-4 or BA degree in Engineering or relevant technical field.
• Over 3 years of experience in high-tech assembly roles.
• Experience with electronics, mechatronics, and printed circuit boards.

Responsibilities

• Assemble radar components and cabling following strict technical requirements.
• Support testing and measurement using oscilloscopes and related tools.
• Address faults during assembly and testing; contribute to quality alerts for continuous improvement.
• Create detailed work descriptions and test plans based on electrical diagrams and schematics.

Skills

Electronics

Mechatronics

Printed circuits

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Vector Network Analysers

Job description

Robin Radar is seeking an Electronics Mechanic to build the high-tech core of our radar systems at our premises. You will perform complex assembly, precision soldering, and vital component cabling daily, collaborating with Production, Engineering and Warehouse teams to ensure flawless construction.

You will join a multinational environment, reporting to the Head of Production & Planning, contributing directly to the reliability of our systems through meticulous work and continuous technical