Employee Apparatus Construction (Automatic Assembler, Automation Technician)

• Technically versatile and demanding activity • Fixed-term employment until 31 December 2026 • Working percentage between 80 and 100 percent • Start immediately • 40-hour week • Flexible working hours in the flextime model between 6.00 and 20.00 • Free parking spaces • Modern infrastructure and professional working conditions • Clearly defined processes and structured workflows • Motivated and supportive team • Opportunity to contribute and further develop your technical expertise • Collaboration on special systems and prototypes • Meaningful activity with a contribution to a cleaner environment Our customer requests • Completed vocational training in a mechanical profession • Training as a polymechanic, automotive mechatronics technician or comparable qualification • Basic vocational training EFZ or equivalent qualification • More than three years of relevant professional experience • Very good German language skills in spoken and written form • High quality awareness and precise way of working • Consistent compliance with applicable safety standards • Sense of responsibility, reliability and integrity • Flexibility and resilience in a dynamic environment • Good communication skills and pronounced team spirit • Independent, structured and solution-oriented way of working • Enjoyment of technically demanding tasks What awaits you • Assembly and wiring of electrical controls • Construction of hydraulic and pneumatic dosing systems • Testing and control of complete systems • Ensuring full functionality • Assembly of special systems and prototypes • Carrying out comprehensive functional tests • Systematic troubleshooting on electrical controls • Verification and correction of electrical schematics • Updating technical drawings and documents • Creation of technical test instructions • Documentation of the work performed • Close cooperation with various technical specialist departments • Active participation in maintaining high quality standards