Tasks
(Dis)assemble, service and maintain systems and machines consisting of mechanical and electronic parts. Commission, program and operate mechatronic systems and install and test control systems. Manufacture semi-finished products and components and test and measure electrical quantities. Always assess safety, health and environmental protection aspects.
Requirements
Fun and interest in technology; manual dexterity; basic understanding of mathematics and physics; willingness to work hard; desire to work in a team but also independently.
Know-how
Mathematics, computer science, handicrafts/technology
Duration of the training
3.5 years
Training finished – what’s next?
You have the chance to train to become a master craftsman or technician, or to study at university.
- Further education: Further education and training are possible in special areas to broaden the professional perspective or to take on more demanding positions.
- Technician or master craftsman: Further training to become a state-certified technician or master craftsman in electrical engineering or mechatronics is a common choice to later work in managerial positions.
- Degree Study: Degree program in electrical engineering or mechatronics is possible at college or university.
- Specialization: Depending on your interests, you can specialize in specific areas of electrical engineering or mechatronics, such as robotics, automation technology, renewable energies or building automation.