Graduate engineer Trainee
Your activitiesSupport day-to-day machine shop operationsOperate and support machines such as CNC, VMC and conventional MachineFollow standard operating procedures (SOPs) and follow safety guidelinesSupport production targets related to quality and productivitySupport basic machine setup, measurement, and inspection activitiesMaintain housekeeping standards and follow 5S practices in the work areaLearn and improve technical and operational skills under supervisionYour profileDiploma/Degree in Mechanical Engineering (with willingness to work in machine shop)Basic understanding of mechanical conceptsBenefits:Work-life integrationMobile workingFlexible working hoursGood development opportunitiesEmployee discountsAttractive remuneration systemHealth initiativesThe WIKA Group is among the world leaders in measurement technology with its products and services. With excellent sensing solutions, we enable safe, efficient and sustainable processes. And this for more than 75 years. More than 11,000 employees are currently committed towards this end.Together we meet the megatrends of demographic change, digitalisation and sustainability. This brings with it challenges, and many opportunities. Innovation and growth arise from new perspectives and ideas. What are yours? Join us on the way to a better future.Apply now <button class="show-more-less-html__button
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