Mechatronics Apprentice 2027

Apprenticeship as Mechatronics Technician 2027 (m/f/d) for Vechta/Steinfeld Scania is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of trucks, buses and industrial engines and a dynamic and secure employer. Become part of it! Your tasks as a mechatronics technician at Scania: • You will train with us to become an expert in mechatronics. This means learning how to analyse, repair and maintain complex mechanical and electronic systems. • You will assist in diagnosing vehicle faults and resolving problems efficiently. • You will help assemble and commission vehicle components and check their functionality. • You will learn how to operate modern diagnostic and measuring equipment and carry out software updates. What we expect from you: • You have a good lower-secondary school certificate, intermediate secondary school certificate or university-entrance qualification. • Ideally, you have initial practical experience through internships. • You are skilled with your hands, have good technical understanding and enjoy working in a team. • You have good knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry. What we offer: • A motivated and friendly team that supports you from the start and helps you reach your full potential. • The opportunity to take responsibility and develop continuously, both professionally and personally. • 30 days of annual leave. • Bonuses such as holiday and Christmas bonuses. • A 36-hour working week. • JobRad bicycle leasing. • Volkswagen leasing. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status. Full-time; permanent position. Workplace: onsite. Location: Bergmannstr. 7, 49439 Steinfeld, Germany. Travel required: 0%. Number of vacancies: 1.

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