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Electronics technician (m/f/d)

As an electronics technician, you are an important part of the team. You ensure that technical systems and devices work smoothly. In this profession, you are responsible for the production, maintenance and repair of electronic systems and components. In doing so, you monitor the performance and safety of the devices and equipment, test new systems and ensure that they comply with the relevant safety standards.

The profession of electronics technicians requires a high degree of care and accuracy in addition to technical understanding. You must be able to quickly identify errors and find effective solutions. You often work in a team and communicate regularly with colleagues and superiors. In the following, we will give you an insight into the job as an electronics technician, the various tasks and the possible salary.

Are you looking for a profession with a future? In today's world, electronics technicians are more in demand than ever. As an electronics technician, you are responsible for the planning, construction and maintenance of electronic equipment and systems. Here you will find an overview of the various tasks in electronics:

• develop, test and repair electronic assemblies and devices,
• programming controls,
• commissioning, maintaining and repairing equipment and systems,
• draw up circuit diagrams and technical documentation,
• analysing faults and malfunctions in electronic systems,
• integrate hardware and software components and
• adapt electronic systems to customer requirements.

As an electronics technician, you have the opportunity to work in a variety of industries - from the automotive industry to aerospace. Due to the constant development of electrical engineering, the tasks remain exciting and varied.

The basis for working as an electronics technician in Austria is a corresponding education, which in most cases takes place in the dual system. Here you acquire the basics for the profession that you already decide on during your training in electrical engineering. It is important that you are familiar with common assembly activities and processes. You should also be familiar with the use of software that is common in the industry. In fast-moving fields such as power engineering or industrial engineering, continuing education is also an advantage.

As an electronics technician, you can be employed in the skilled trades as well as in industry. Possible employers include companies in the energy, automotive, measurement and control technology, medical technology or information and communication technology sectors. Many companies immediately take on their trainees after they have successfully completed their training. Since electronics technicians and mechatronics engineers are among the professions with a shortage of skilled workers, job seekers have a good chance of finding a job quickly. Increasing digitalisation and automation will further improve the job situation for electronics technicians.

The traditional method of job search, where applicants actively search for suitable jobs, will be replaced by data-driven approaches in the future due to the ongoing skills shortage and other factors. Recruitment of the future will increasingly focus on data analysis and building relationships with potential candidates. At Hays, we follow this modern approach to recruitment and offer you the best possible match between company and candidate with our "Find & Engage" concept.

Decide for yourself whether you want to be permanent or self-employed. With our workforce management, we may also be the solution to your recruitment challenges.

As an electronics technician looking for new challenges, you have come to the right place. We not only support you in your job search, but also advise you personally to determine your wishes and requirements. Whether you prefer a permanent position or self-employment, you will find the right job with us. And even as a company looking for electronics technicians in Austria, you can count on our support.