Job Overview
Job description
- Location:
- Sulzbach-Rosenberg, BY, Germany
- Work arrangement:
- On-site
Role Summary
Start your future in the world of robotics!
Are you passionate about technology, would you like to understand how modern robots work and work on innovative automation solutions yourself? Then start your training at Stäubli in Sulzbach-Rosenberg and become part of an industry with a future.
With us you will get to know the technology of tomorrow and become part of a team that develops innovative automation and robotics solutions. Right from the start, you will gain valuable practical experience and work on projects that are used in modern production environments worldwide.
This is what awaits you
The training to become an electronics technician for industrial engineering (m/f/d) lasts 3.5 years and offers you a varied introduction to the world of electrical engineering and automation.
At the beginning of your training, you will learn the most important electrical engineering and technical basics of your profession in our own training workshop. You will receive intensive support and be optimally prepared for your practical work.
You will then be directly integrated into our specialist departments and production. There you will work on modern robot systems and take on your own tasks in the team step by step.
- During your training you will learn, among other things:
- Install and commission electrical systems and equipment
- Build and wire control and switchgear systems
- Analyze and correct errors and malfunctions in production systems
- Checking, maintaining and optimizing electrical systems and automation technology
- Get to know networks, controls and modern drive systems
Requirements
- Qualifying secondary school diploma desirable
- Interest in electrical engineering, automation and technical connections
- Good understanding of mathematical and physical relationships
- Craftsmanship and enjoyment of practical work
- Curiosity, willingness to learn and team spirit
- Initial internship experience is an advantage, but not a must
Benefits
- Why your training at Stäubli is special
- Own training workshop for an optimal start
- Direct practical use in production
- Very good opportunities for employment and development after your training
- Intensive support and targeted exam preparation throughout your entire training
- A great team! ø 35 years
- Exciting future technologies
- Attractive training remuneration, holiday and Christmas bonuses, individual trainee bonuses
- 30 days vacation
- Company events, corporate benefits and other attractive employee offers
- Sounds like your perfect start to your professional life?
- Then apply now and shape the future of automation and robotics together with us.
- We look forward to your application!
About the Company
Stäubli is a global provider of industrial and mechatronics solutions with four divisions: Electrical Connectors, Fluid Connectors, Robotics and Textile. The global workforce of over 6,000 employees is committed to offering customers from almost all industries comprehensive solutions and long-term support.
Stäubli Robotics' unique product portfolio includes four- and six-axis industrial robots, collaborative and mobile robots as well as driverless transport systems. Stäubli's powerful, high-precision solutions enable customers in many demanding industries to master the challenges of Industry 4.0, even under highly specific manufacturing conditions.
- Role:
- Training to become an electronics technician for industrial technology (m/f/d) - 2027
- Industry Type:
- Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering
- Job Type:
- Full-Time
Company profile
Stäubli
staubli.comStäubli (in English usually written as Staubli) is a Swiss industrial and mechatronic solution provider with four divisions: Electrical Connectors, Fluid Connectors, Robotics and Textile. The business began in Horgen, Switzerland, as Schelling & Stäubli, a workshop producing dobby looms, and opened a manufacturing site in Faverges, France, in 1909. It moved into hydraulic and pneumatic couplings in 1956 and into automation and robotics in 1982, later taking over Unimation from Westinghouse and the robotics division of Bosch Rexroth.
- Headquarters
- Pfäffikon, SwitzerlandHorgen, Switzerland
- Founded
- 1987
- Founders
- Hermann Stäubli, Rudolph Schelling
- Funding Stage
- Subsidiary