Training as a Mechatronics Technician

Vocational training as a mechatronics technician with practical tasks in metalworking, assembly, commissioning and maintenance of mechatronic systems.

Processing metals manually and by machine; installing mechanical, electrical and electronic components; reading and creating circuit diagrams, construction drawings and operating instructions; commissioning systems and components; assembling, automating and maintaining mechatronic systems.

At least a good intermediate school-leaving certificate; good grades in science subjects; ability to work in a team; manual dexterity and enjoyment of working with technology and machines; technical understanding; good spatial imagination.

Personal support from trainers and colleagues; 38.5-hour week, flexitime and 30 days of annual leave; insight into different departments and processes; strong team spirit; feedback, attractive benefits and career prospects; performance bonuses and the Ensinger Award; subsidies for travel costs and learning materials; IT bundle for mobile working; workwear and protective clothing including cleaning; canteen and meal subsidy; holiday and Christmas pay plus company pension scheme; sports groups and team events; employee discounts.