Production Line Operator - Electronics Sector (H/M/X)

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Job Description

Production Line Operator - Electronics Sector (H/M/X)

Would you like to become part of a leading company in the manufacturing of high-tech electronic products? We are looking for committed, dynamic individuals eager to grow professionally in an innovative and stable environment.

What will you do on a daily basis?
Assembly and assembly of electronic components on the production line.
Visual inspection and quality control of products.
Operation of machinery and production tools.
Compliance with quality and safety standards.
Collaboration with the team to ensure production targets are met.
What are we looking for?
Previous experience in production, assembly, or industrial environments is desirable.
Ability to work in a team and attention to detail.
Responsible, proactive person with a positive attitude.
Availability to work in rotating shifts.
Technical training or basic knowledge of electronics is desirable.
What do we offer?
Join a solid and leading company in the technology sector.
Real opportunities for professional growth.
Continuous training and development of technical skills.
Good working environment and collaborative culture.
Salary: 10.85 gross/hour.
Cutting-edge technology and innovative processes.
Why join us?

Because you will be part of a team that drives innovation and participates in the creation of electronic products present in millions of homes and businesses.
Specialty:
- Electricity and Electronics
Schedule:
- Shifts from 7 to 15, 15 to 23, and 23 to 7.
- Salary: 10.85 gross/hour
If you meet all the requirements, don't hesitate to register.

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