Are you the new
Aerospace Assembly Technician

For this position, we are looking for someone who is ready for a new
challenge within an ambitious organisation. In this vacancy, you will read more
on the role, the working environment and why this move may be of interest to
your next career move.

What will you do?

As an Aerospace Assembly Technician, you will be responsible for assembling and integrating advanced electronic hardware used for satellite testing and space applications. Based at our modern facility in Leiden, you will assemble cable harnesses, electronic assemblies and precision components that form part of highly advanced space systems. Every assembly you produce contributes directly to technology used within the international space sector.

This is a hands-on role in which technical expertise, precision and an eye for detail are key. You will be working with modern equipment, technical drawings and high-quality components in an environment where quality is always the top priority.

  • Assembly of cable harnesses and cabling systems
  • Shrinking, soldering and integrating electronic components
  • Manufacture and installation of electronic assemblies and sub-assemblies
  • Working from technical drawings, wiring diagrams and assembly instructions
  • Carrying out inspections and quality checks
  • Assembly and finishing of PCB components
  • Working in accordance with quality guidelines and ESD procedures
  • Working with hardware, firmware and software engineers

What do you get?

  • A salary of up to €3,867 gross per month
  • 29 days’ holiday per year
  • €425 personal budget every two years for, for example, a bicycle, a tablet or a gym membership
  • Working in the growing space industry
  • A brand-new office in Leiden
  • Working with the latest tools and equipment
  • An international working environment
  • Plenty of opportunities to further develop your technical skills
  • Contributing to cutting-edge space technology

Are you the new
Aerospace Assembly Technician ?

What do you bring?

  • Experience in electronic assembly, cabling or soldering
  • Able to read and understand technical drawings and documentation
  • A keen eye for detail and quality
  • A practical and technically-minded approach to work
  • Good communication skills in English
  • Hold a valid EU work permit or be authorised to work within the EU

Are you the new
Aerospace Assembly Technician ?

Are you the new Aerospace Assembly Technician

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