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...as electronics technician for industrial engineering (m/f/d)

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What you can expect:

One thing is clear: you can't afford to be slow off the mark here. Because...

  • You have to be there when electricity is needed or required to flow.
  • You are responsible for ensuring that machines and devices are connected to the power grid safely and correctly.
  • You set up complex switchgear and thus ensure the necessary light or the right sound.
  • You search for, find, and fix the problem when the power goes out.

Because that's a lot to take in, you have 3.5 years to learn the profession from the ground up. And you don't just do that at our company, but also at vocational school and the Industrial Institute for Teaching and Further Education.

What should you bring with you?

If...

    • Math and physics don't keep you awake at night
    • You persevere when something doesn't work right away
    • Working with Starkstorm gives you a thrill of excitement
    • You enjoy poring over circuit diagrams and want to understand and apply formulas
    • You have at least a secondary school diploma

... then you should get in touch with us. Because all of this fits!!!

How you can apply:

Please send your complete application by email to wirtschaftsbetrieb.personalabteilungstadt.mainzde.

This should include:

  • Cover letter
  • Resume
  • Certificates (at least the last two)
  • Proof of volunteer work, internship certificates/confirmations, etc.

We look forward to receiving YOUR application.


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