Electronics Technician (m/f/d)

• Start date: July/August for approx. 6–7 months
• Indicative salary: €3,714
• No plans for permanent employment at this stage
• Good links to public transport
• Staff car parks
• Very good working atmosphere
• Training provided
• Above-average pay and industry-specific allowances

What you can always count on at persona service:

• A €50 monthly allowance 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 prepare the test procedure, set up the test equipment and programme measurement routines for measuring machines based on test plans and drawings
• You obtain test plans and drawing documentation and review them carefully
• You also measure, inspect and test complex parts, assemblies and end devices in the electronics sector
• You check the interaction of individual components and assemblies to ensure they function correctly
• You carry out readjustments on individual components as required
• You document and evaluate results, including using statistical methods of quality assurance
• You identify deviations, assess them and, where necessary, specify corrective values
• You sort out defective parts, assemblies and devices, and forward them with a description of the fault

• You have completed an apprenticeship as an electronics technician (m/f/d), mechatronics technician (m/f/d) or hold a comparable qualification
• You are also confident in using measuring equipment
• You understand electrical diagrams and can work to them
• You have a basic command of spoken German
• Reliability, the ability to work in a team and a precise and proactive approach to your work are your strengths
• As this role involves the manufacture of military equipment, you must either hold a German passport or have been living primarily in Germany for at least 5 years
• A valid work permit completes your profile