Electronics Technician (m/w/d)

Role brief

WayCon is a leading provider of precision distance measurement systems and professional sensors for industry and research. We develop and manufacture displacement sensors with the highest accuracy for a wide range of requirements. For the assembly and testing of our precision sensors, we are looking for the following starting immediately: Tasks independent assembly of sensors and their quality control functional testing of electronic circuits calibration and adjustment of various sensors conduction and evaluation of measurement and test series including documentation assembly and commissioning of mechatronic components, systems and fixtures troubleshooting and repair of electronic components documentation of assembly and test procedures Qualifications completed vocational training in electronics, mechatronics or comparable qualification, ideally with several years of professional experience good knowledge of electronic measurement and circuit technology (analog and digital) safe handling of measuring instruments such as oscilloscope, multimeter, etc. good soldering skills, particularly on small electronic components (e.g. SMD components) independent and structured working method as well as analytical thinking skills good German language skills and confident use of MS Office applications reliability, collegiality and team spirit Benefits unlimited contract and crisis-proof workplace comprehensive training in the new area of responsibility flexible working hours collegial working atmosphere with flat hierarchy and fast communication and decision-making processes individual further training opportunities choice between Germany ticket job, fuel voucher or bike leasing coffee, tea, water and fruit available free of charge good public transport connections and parking spaces on site company events We look forward to receiving your application including CV and certificates/qualifications. (Cover letter welcome) Find more English Speaking Jobs in Germany on Arbeitnow [Auto-translated from German]