Apprenticeship as an Electronics Technician for Industrial Engineering in the Rail Network 2027

You work outdoors in the rail network as part of a team and learn to maintain and repair signaling and control equipment such as signals, point motors, and level crossings. The apprenticeship also covers analyzing and resolving faults as well as measurement, testing, and diagnostic procedures. Equal opportunities and respectful cooperation are firmly established principles within Deutsche Bahn.

Maintaining and repairing signaling and control equipment such as signals, point motors, and level crossings; analyzing and resolving faults in railway operations technology; applying measurement, testing, and diagnostic procedures.

Completed or expected to complete school with at least a qualifying lower secondary school certificate; school-leaving certificate recognized in Germany; German language skills at least at B2 level; enjoyment of mathematics and physics; manual dexterity and interest in electronic components; ability to work in a team, reliability, and an independent working style.

Mobile device for learning and private use; 16 free journeys within Germany per year and further travel discounts such as the DB Job-Ticket; affordable options to take family and friends along; housing-cost allowance of up to €400 per month when moving to a closer home after a daily commute of more than 2.5 hours.