Worker in the electronics industry
- Employment type
- Temporary
- Location
- Locarno
- First posted
Offer criteria
• Professions:
• Worker in the electronic sector
• Diplomas:
• No diploma
• Locations:
• Locarno
• Conditions:
• Temporary work
• Salary not specified
• Full-time
Offer criteria
• Professions:
• Worker in the electronic sector
• Diplomas:
• No diploma
• Locations:
• Locarno
• Conditions:
• Temporary work
• Salary not specified
• Full-time
The company: Adecco ##
The Adecco Group Switzerland
More info about Adecco
Job description ##
Introduction
We are constantly looking for a:
Responsibilities
• Experience in assembling and wiring electronic components
• Ability to perform soldering on electronic boards with precision
• Ability to quality control assembled products to ensure high standards
• Ability to maintain order and cleanliness of the workstation
• Effective collaboration with the team to meet production deadlines
Profile
• At least 1-2 years of experience in assembling electronic boards or mechanical components
• Ability to read technical drawings for component assembly
• Availability to work on three shifts: morning, afternoon, and night
• Availability to reach the workplace autonomously
• Good knowledge of the Italian language to communicate effectively with the team
Advantages
Long-term work
Contact information
For more information about this job vacancy (reference: JN -022026-988840), contact A017 Locarno at 111111172.
Who we are
Adecco is a market leader in staffing solutions in Switzerland and worldwide. Every day, our teams in our approximately 50 locations throughout Switzerland ensure the best match between candidates and clients in various professional fields and sectors. Adecco Switzerland is a company of the Adecco Group, a global leader in Talent Advisory and Solutions. We are deeply convinced that we can make everyone fit for the future and employ more than 3.5 million people daily. We recruit, develop, and create talent in 60 countries, enabling organizations to contribute to shaping the future of work.
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