We are a traditional family business that has been operating in Central Switzerland since 1971. We produce, assemble, and maintain customized switchgear according to customer specifications.
As a family-oriented company, we can respond quickly and flexibly to customer requests and implement them precisely. In our company, you can expect independent, exciting, and varied work in a dynamic team of different generations and cultures.
Appreciation, a family-like working atmosphere, and flexibility in our team are just as important to us as high quality, rapid agility, great care in production, and friendliness towards our customers.
Your Challenge
- Making modifications/upgrades to existing switch cabinets
- Testing systems in operation and on-site
- Service assignments within Switzerland
- Troubleshooting
- Delivery and assembly of switchgear
- Consulting customers
- Scheduling appointments with customers
- Estimating the effort for quotations
Your Competencies
- Completed vocational training as an electrician or automation technician, or equivalent
- Good knowledge in troubleshooting and its resolution
- Experience in troubleshooting and its resolution
- Independent working style
- Willingness to travel within Switzerland
- Willingness to occasionally work weekends and nights
- Friendly and confident demeanor
- Driving license category B
- Good German language skills
Your Benefits
- Family-like Team
We have a family-like environment with a casual culture and a lot of flexibility. In spring, summer, and winter, we invite you to events to celebrate our team successes together. - Flexibility
You have flexible working hours. You can have your overtime paid out or take it as additional vacation. We work 42 hours per week, of which one hour goes into the pre-holiday time that you can take between Christmas and New Year. - Free Days
On your birthday and during Carnival, we give you half a day off. - Membership in the Paraplegic Foundation
You receive a free membership for yourself and your family members (spouse and children up to 18 years old) at the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation.