WHAT TO EXPECT
- You’ll first complete a specialized training and education program at various locations in Europe and North America to ensure you’re fully prepared for your role in the U.S.
- There, you’ll be responsible for modifications, upgrades, and maintenance on existing systems.
- You’ll troubleshoot issues and get the systems back up and running.
- You’ll communicate and coordinate with your customers.
- You’ll occasionally train our customers’ staff.
- You’re willing to participate in rotating on-call shifts.
WHAT YOU BRING TO THE TABLE
- You’ve completed an apprenticeship in electrical engineering or mechatronics.
- You already have professional experience—ideally also in mechanics and/or hydraulics.
- You enjoy working independently and look forward to traveling throughout the North American continent. (Approx. 80% travel)
- Knowledge of PLCs (S7) is preferred.
- You are prepared to make North America your primary place of residence for approximately 3 years.
- Your excellent English skills round out your profile.
WHAT SETS US APART
We are subject to the collective bargaining agreement (CBA) for the machinery and metal goods industry. Your compensation will in any case exceed the CBA rate. It is based on your qualifications and professional experience.
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