Training as an electronics technician for automation technology

(m/f/d)

Job Description

As an electronics technician for automation technology, you can work in any company that uses automation technology. This technology enables machines to operate "automatically." You'll be building technology that doesn't require a human operator. You'll also be responsible for maintaining this technology. Your daily work is incredibly diverse. In addition to assembling various technical devices, you'll be involved in their planning and design. This includes creating circuit diagrams and developing the machines' motion sequences. You'll also program the systems. This requires extensive technical knowledge. More practical tasks are also part of your job – you'll assemble the machines and use diagnostic equipment to identify faults. Naturally, you'll also be responsible for fixing any faults you find. Ultimately, you'll ensure that the individual components of highly complex industrial systems form a "functioning whole." You'll take on responsible tasks even during your apprenticeship.

Job Profile

Graduation
high school diploma
vocational baccalaureate
Secondary school leaving certificate or comparable school qualifications
Soft Skills
Clever planning & logical thinking
A thirst for new experiences & a joy of learning
Reliability & attention to detail
Can-do mentality & tech skills
Grades
Total: <3
English: <3
German: <3
Math: <3
Areas of Interest
IT, computers
Electrical engineering, metalworking, mechanical engineering, technology, energy
Production, manufacturing
Craftsmanship

Important School Subjects

  • math
  • physics
  • Computer science
  • Technology/Crafts

Training Content

  • Assembly and installation of assemblies and components
  • Installation of complex automation systems
  • Configuration and programming of systems
  • Measurement and calculation of electrical quantities, software and hardware, automation technology and IT, machine and process control
  • Commissioning of the plants

Salary

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