Assembly Operator - Hightech

Do you enjoy working with technology and building complex products? In this role as a Assembly Operator, you will work on high-quality electromechanical systems within an innovative high-tech production environment. You will join an international organization where technology, quality, and collaboration are central. Together with a team of technicians, you will build modules and systems that are used worldwide in advanced technology applications. What’s your job about? As a Technician Assembler, you will be responsible for assembling complex technical systems and modules. You ensure that products are accurately built according to technical drawings and work instructions. Your tasks include: Assembling mechanical and electromechanical modules and systems Working according to technical drawings, schematics, and work instructions Building cabinets, subassemblies, and components Performing quality checks and measurements Identifying deviations and contributing to improvements Collaborating with colleagues from production, engineering, and quality departments You will work in a two-shift schedule: Morning shift: 06:00 – 14:15 Afternoon shift: 14:15 – 23:00 Friday: until approximately 20:30 What skills do you have? For this role, we are looking for a technician with attention to detail and an interest in high-tech production: Affinity with technology or assembly work Experience assembling machines, modules, or technical products is a plus Ability to read technical drawings, or willingness to learn Accurate and quality-focused working style Hands-on mentality and a sense of responsibility Good command of English (international working environment) What do you get in return? A position within an innovative high-tech organization Salary between €3,300 – €3,400 gross per month, including shift allowance Plenty of opportunities to develop your technical skills Training and educational opportunities Career growth possibilities within technology or engineering A competitive

salary including shift allowance In an advanced production environment in the Eindhoven region, you will be involved in the entire electronics process, from the first concept to the final product. Here, precision technologies such as Surface Mount Technology (SMT) are widely used. An SMD Technician, or Surface Mount Device Technician, plays a crucial role in this type of company, especially when it comes to the production of electronic circuit boards, also known as PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards).