Electronics Technician PCB Repair & Diagnostics (m/f/x)

Technical precision meets responsibility in aviation – your next opportunity is waiting!
For our client Lufthansa Technik AG, we are looking for you as an Electronics Technician PCB Repair & Diagnostics at the Hamburg location. If precise work on circuit boards, steady-handed soldering, and analysing electronic assemblies is more craftsmanship than routine for you, then this is the right challenge. Apply now and bring your expertise to where technology takes flight!

The gross annual salary is, depending on qualification, up to €39,700. If you have already applied to ARTS, we look forward to identifying further suitable positions with you – multiple applications are therefore not necessary.

Job details

Workplace: Hamburg

Occupational Area: Mechanics / Mechatronics / Electrical / Metalworking

Contract: Temporary employment

Job-ID: 18126

Customer:

Tasks

• Repair of circuit boards at component level using various soldering techniques
• Fault diagnosis on electronic aircraft devices or assemblies using professional measuring instruments
• Use of technical documentation to carry out maintenance tasks in a structured manner
• Documentation of work steps in accordance with aviation-specific regulations
• Support of various avionics workshops within the ACS segment

Qualifications

• Completed vocational training in aviation technology, e.g. as an electronics technician for devices and systems in aircraft, or alternatively completed vocational training in an electronic profession
• Practical experience in soldering and replacing SMD components
• Expertise in analog, digital, measurement or circuit technology
• Ideally, experience with microcontrollers (including programming) and high-frequency technology
• Confident German language skills (at least B2) and good English skills (at least B1)
• Willingness to acquire missing qualifications through further training
• A valid, unrestricted work permit for the European Union (no student visa) is absolutely required