Electronics technician apprenticeship with profile 21 - Business IT specialist

(m/f/d)

Job Description

Two in One - Apprenticeship as an Electronics Technician with Profile 21 - Business Information Systems Every household with children has childproofed electrical outlets. Your parents were particularly meticulous about this, because since childhood, everything to do with electricity has held a magical attraction for you. Now you want to turn this interest into a career, but then there's also your passion for IT. How are you supposed to choose? The answer is simple: You can't! An apprenticeship as an Electronics Technician with Profile 21 - Business Information Systems combines your talents. As an Electronics Technician, you work with systems and machines, for example. You commission them and keep them running. In Business Information Systems, you ensure that everything runs smoothly in IT as well. The implementation and support of new IT systems are just as much a part of your responsibilities as training your colleagues. Examination qualifications: Examination as an Electronics Technician for Industrial Engineering Examination as a Business Information Systems Specialist (Chamber of Skilled Crafts) Duration of apprenticeship: 4.5 years

Job Profile

Graduation
Secondary school leaving certificate or comparable school qualifications
vocational baccalaureate
high school diploma
Soft Skills
Organizational talent & clever timing
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
service
Electrical engineering, metalworking, mechanical engineering, technology, energy
Production, manufacturing
Transport, logistics, automotive

Important School Subjects

  • math
  • Computer science
  • English

Training Content

  • They learn how to install and assemble our machines and systems and integrate them into the "Internet of Things".
  • They plan the workflow
  • They assemble electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic components.
  • Furthermore, they learn to network machines and customers worldwide and to commission systems.
  • They learn comprehensive electronic skills for the commissioning and performance optimization of the systems.
  • comprehensive electronic skills for the commissioning and performance optimization of our systems
  • Measuring and testing electrical and physical quantities
  • Installing and testing hardware and software components.
  • Installing and testing hardware and software components

What to expect

  • Technical understanding
  • Enjoyment in dealing with electrical engineering and computer science
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