Take the next step in your career with Philips Healthcare in Best. We are expanding our production team and currently have an opening for a Systems Assembly Specialist. Does working with complex medical systems and high-tech tools sound like a great match for your skills? Read on to find out what you will be doing in this role.
- Salary between € 3.100,- and € 3.600,-
- Pension plan and annual performance review Bonus
- Day shift 07:00-15:30
- possibility of a future Philips contract
- Travel allowance 0,15 cent per km max € 10,50
- Great company canteen and many company events
We are looking for a Systems Assembly Technician with a practical, hands-on approach. Does your profile match the points below?
- A completed MBO level 4 diploma in a technical field.
- Previous work in assembly is essential. We value hands-on experience more than your formal degree.
- A solid understanding of both mechanical and electrical systems is necessary for this role.
- Reading complex technical drawings and work instructions in English comes naturally to you.
- You are independent and you do not mind physically intensive work.
As a Systems Assembly Technician, you will work on the production of geometric X-ray arches. These are advanced medical systems used by hospitals worldwide. It is complex technical work. It is also physically demanding. You will assemble parts according to technical drawings and work instructions. You will also test the systems for mechanical and electrical functionality.
Furthermore, you will work on various components, such as the arches, flex arms, and the L-arc. Being comfortable with hand tools is essential for this position. You will be part of a production environment where precision is key.
Philips Healthcare in Best develops and produces advanced medical equipment. Our portfolio includes MRI machines, DXR machines, and IGT systems. These products support hospitals and medical specialists across the globe. Our department is growing rapidly, and we need your expertise to reach our new production goals.
You will join an informal team of about 30 colleagues, including technicians, troubleshooters, spinners, and testers. Expect a social and collegial atmosphere where teamwork is a priority. Two team leaders are available to provide support and guidance.
A thorough, two-month training period marks your start at Philips. During this time, a dedicated mentor will guide you through our processes. Completing this training results in a formal certification, ensuring you are fully prepared for the role.
Are you the Systems Assembly Technician we are looking for? Apply today! We look forward to meeting you.