Internship as an Electronics Technician or IT Systems Technician (m/f/d)

On behalf of our client, we’re looking for interns interested in becoming Electronics Technicians or Information Electronics Technicians (m/f/d).

Our client is a leading family-run craft business in the construction industry. For over 75 years, they’ve been active in electrical engineering, security, and information technology with a team of around 400 people. They are a pragmatic, caring partner with a forward-thinking growth strategy, staying ahead of the game in the electrical trade.

Your tasks as an Electronics Technician (m/f/d): Electronics technicians are the masterminds who pull all the strings. You’ll configure, install, and repair cutting-edge components for energy and building technology. You’ll learn how to handle lighting systems, e-mobility, smart home tech, and even lightning protection. You’ll be amazed at everything you can plan, install, measure, and control inside a building.

Your tasks as an Information Electronics Technician (m/f/d): For information electronics techs, it’s all about bringing things together: device, IT, and office systems, as well as transmission, alarm, and telecom systems. You’ll plan, install, program, and maintain communication and security systems. This includes things like fire and burglar alarms in both homes and shopping centers.

The Offer Thinking about starting an apprenticeship in electrical engineering or information and security tech? Not quite sure yet, want to get a feel for it first, or need an internship to finish school?

Then apply with our client! We’re offering several internship spots to help you prep for an apprenticeship. Just let us know which job you want to check out and when your internship is supposed to happen. Once we’ve reviewed your info, we’ll find a suitable construction site where you can actually learn something and get hands-on experience. Heads up: You should enjoy working outdoors and at client sites. You shouldn't mind a bit of dirt, noise, or physical work from time to time. The best part? If the internship goes great, you’ve got a massive chance of landing an apprenticeship spot. It doesn’t get better than that.

• Get to know the work and the vibe on a construction site
• See the basic tasks of the job and try them out yourself
• Meet your first potential colleagues
• Get a feel for how things typically run at the company.