Training as a Mechatronics Technician

You learn how mechanics, electronics and computer science work together, and work on products and projects from assembly through programming to commissioning.

Assembly, wiring, programming, commissioning and testing of devices and technical systems; conducting measurements, troubleshooting and correcting faults; preparing technical documentation and test reports.

Intermediate school certificate, university of applied sciences entrance qualification, Abitur or equivalent school-leaving qualification; interest in technology, electronics and mechanics; good grades in mathematics, physics and computer science; technical understanding and manual dexterity; spatial awareness and logical thinking; careful, independent and structured working style; team spirit, commitment and willingness to learn; good German skills at least at B2 level.

Varied assignments in production, development, design and service; mechanical, electrical and pneumatic assembly of components, devices and systems; construction and wiring of control systems and technical systems; programming and parameterisation of control systems and automation solutions; commissioning, testing and optimisation of devices and products; measurements, troubleshooting and fault correction; preparation of technical documentation, test reports and project documents; participation in projects and active involvement in day-to-day operations; varied, practice-oriented training; personal support; modern workplaces and innovative technologies; professional and personal development opportunities; work in an internationally successful family business; attractive training remuneration and additional social benefits; very good prospects of permanent employment.