About this role
This is how you make an Impact As a Module Assembly Technician, you'll play a crucial role in the accurate and efficient construction of electrical and mechanical modules, racks, and cabinets. Your expertise ensures products are assembled according to strict work instructions and delivered on time, ensuring a smooth production process. You'll work in a high-tech environment, both in and outside the cleanroom, directly contributing to quality, delivery reliability, and safety within the team. With your attention to detail and discipline, you'll ensure every final product meets the organization's high standards. This is what we offer you A challenging and informal working environment within an international organization. Plenty of opportunities to develop yourself and grow. rom the role of Assembly Technician, there is an opportunity to progress to the position of Prototype Technician. Strong coaching and guidance in a growing company with a focus on people and sustainability. A competitive salary, aligned with your knowledge and experience on a full‑time basis. 27 vacation days, plus additional ADV days. The work takes place in two shifts: Working hours: Morning shift 6:00 AM - 2:50 PM, Afternoon shift 2:40 PM - 12:00 AM, and during the afternoon shift on Friday the work is from 2:40 PM to 9:20 PM. This is what you bring to the team You work both in the cleanroom and outside and are comfortable in a technical production environment where quality and accuracy are paramount. Furthermore, you bring the following: A VMBO/MBO technical background in electrical and/or mechanical fields. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, wiring lists and electrical diagrams. Experience with assembly work using tools such as screwdrivers, crimping tools, soldering equipment, multimeters and wrenches. Good command of the English language to communicate effectively in a diverse, international team. Strong focus on safety and familiarity with Occupational Health & Safety, environmental regulations, ESD rules, 6S and company procedures. Accuracy, responsibility and a hands‑on mindset. Willingness to work in a 2‑shift system and in a cleanroom. Good communication skills and the ability to support or train new colleagues. A proactive attitude: you raise questions, signal quality issues and contribute to improvements.