Auxiliary Machinery Mechanic

• Vocational training qualification (Intermediate or Higher Degree) in Mechanics, Machining, Vehicle Maintenance, or similar.
• At least 1 year of experience performing mechanical assemblies in industrial environments.
• Experience in pneumatic and hydraulic systems.
• Knowledge of reading blueprints and documentation.
• Skill in using hand and power tools, such as drills, saws, screwdrivers, levels, etc.
• Availability to work shifts and weekends if necessary and to travel, both nationally and internationally on a recurring basis.

At Talgo, we offer you: 🤝🏻🖊️

• Permanent contract directly with Talgo.
• Full-time work from Monday to Friday, distributed in three rotating shifts: morning shift (06:45 to 14:55 h), afternoon shift (14:45 to 22:55 h), and night shift (22:45 to 06:55 h).
• Compensation package consisting of fixed salary, variable salary, and pension plan.
• For Talgo, health is a priority, and therefore we offer you medical insurance that you and your family can enjoy.
• At Talgo, well-being drives success: enjoy 28 working days of vacation according to our 2026 work calendar.
• Bus routes.
• Career plan designed for your professional profile and continuous training opportunities. Language school.

At Talgo, we are dedicated to revolutionizing railway transport with innovative products ranging from very high-speed trains to regional and commuter solutions.

Our trains are characterized by being sustainable, safe, and high-quality. This versatility allows our trains to cross the Saudi Arabian desert at 300 km/h or travel through countries with extreme temperatures of up to -45º in Kazakhstan.

You will join the auxiliary machinery team at our factory in Las Rozas (Las Matas).

Your mission will be to carry out mechanical assemblies of machinery, in accordance with Talgo's standards and procedures, ensuring an optimal level of quality, cost, time, and safety. To do so, you will perform functions such as:

• Interpreting technical drawings and job-specific documentation, such as work orders, procedures, and self-inspections.
• Performing mechanical assemblies at the bench, both manually and using specialized tools.
• Using hand tools and specialized machinery such as pneumatic riveters, drills, tapping machines, templates, electric saws, angle grinders, among others.