Electronics technician for industrial engineering (m/f/d)

Meyer GmbH; Germany (OH); On-site; USD 35,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Christmas bonus

Flexitime available

Vacation pay

Company bus routes

Support for driver's licence acquisition

Company pension plan

Team events and excursions

Job summary

Meyer GmbH is seeking an Electronics Technician for Industrial Engineering to start a 3.5-year apprenticeship in September. The role involves working with automated production systems and diagnosing malfunctions. Candidates need a qualified secondary or intermediate school leaving certificate, strong skills in craftsmanship, math, and physics.

Benefits include a Christmas bonus, flexitime, vacation pay, and a support system for acquiring a driver's license.

Qualifications

• Must possess a qualified secondary school leaving certificate or intermediate school leaving certificate.
• Strong skills in craftsmanship, diligence, and perseverance are required.
• Good grades in math and physics are essential.
• Must have adequate spatial and colour vision.

Responsibilities

• Work with automated production systems full of electrical and electronic components.
• Track down causes of malfunctions using measuring and testing equipment.
• Assist with assembly of production lines and ensure they function correctly.
• Diagnose and rectify malfunctions in automated production equipment.

Skills

Craftsmanship

Diligence

Perseverance

Good grades in math and physics

Spatial vision

Colour vision

Education

Qualified secondary school leaving certificate

Intermediate school leaving certificate

Job description

Electronics Technician for Industrial Engineering (m/f/d)

3.5‑year apprenticeship starting in September.

Responsibilities

• Work with automated production systems full of electrical and electronic components and control elements.
• Track down causes of malfunctions using measuring and testing equipment and specialist knowledge.
• Assist with the assembly of production lines, test for correct functioning, and adjust them.
• Diagnose and rectify malfunctions of automated production equipment.

Prerequisites

• Qualified secondary school leaving certificate or intermediate school leaving certificate.
• Craftsmanship, diligence and perseverance.
• Good grades in math and physics.
• Spatial and colour vision.

Training Content

• Assembling, wiring and testing electrical and electromechanical components to form component groups.
• Laying and connecting cables.
• Exhibition of current quantities.
• Assembly, set‑up, monitoring and maintenance of automated production equipment.
• Diagnose and rectify malfunctions.

Benefits

• Christmas bonus.
• Flexitime available in some departments.
• Vacation pay.
• Company bus routes.
• Support for driver's licence acquisition.
• Company pension plan.
• Team events and excursions.