Electronics Solderer (m/f/d)

Attractive additional benefits and fair pay based on performance Modern workplaces in a clean environment Structured induction by experienced colleagues Good links to local public transport

What you can always count on at persona service:

• A monthly allowance of €50 towards your travel costs, depending on the role – e.g. for the Deutschlandticket and much more.
• Bonuses, as well as holiday pay and a Christmas bonus
• Free tuition for your children on the Ubimaster learning and tutoring platform
• Numerous shopping discounts with well-known brands via our corporate benefits programme
• Excellent personal support and regular feedback meetings
• A wide range of further training opportunities

• You will be responsible for the precise assembly and professional soldering of delicate electronic assemblies and components
• You will also be responsible for the visual quality inspection of the soldered circuit boards using visual inspection equipment
• You will also actively support the workshop team in carrying out thorough troubleshooting and rectifying faulty solder joints
• The professional handling of sensitive electronic components is also part of your daily duties
• In production, you will also document all production steps carried out and test results precisely in accordance with the specified internal quality standards
• Finally, you will ensure compliance with all relevant safety regulations and quality guidelines in the electronics workshop

• You have completed an apprenticeship as an electronics technician (m/f/d), industrial electrician (m/f/d) or production mechanic (m/f/d)
• You also have sound practical professional experience in manual soldering of circuit boards and in the field of electronics
• You have a good to very good command of written and spoken German
• Furthermore, you possess a high level of manual dexterity, excellent fine motor skills and reliability
• Finally, you always work with precision and are characterised by a strong team spirit
• To take up this position, you must hold a valid work permit and have a permanent residence in Germany