You operate manufacturing plants for the production of radioactive medical devices for cancer therapy You perform mechanical work on the medical device You prepare the required chemicals and process them You carry out quality control in the end product You document and maintain plant-related documents and maintenance plans You support the optimization of existing manufacturing processes and work to the radiation protection officer in production

You have completed training as a chemical laboratory:in, CTA or a comparable qualification You have first experience in dealing with chemicals and fine motor work You work patiently and accurately You are ready to work into new, special and diverse activities in medical technology You work independently and carefully You are ready to work in shifts in representation cases and are reliable, skillful and ready to use

Flexibility: estate-related paid exemptions (e.g. moving or dates for cancer prevention) for an optimal work-life balance Family-friendliness: support in the reconciliation of family and profession, through paid allowances for family events, such as child-hospitable days, family start time or your own wedding Work comfort: pleasant working environment without large-scale office and shiftwork, as well as ergonomic tables and chairs for comfort at work Compensation package: Attractive remuneration as well as asset-effective services and property vouchers or JobTicket Holiday and recreation time: 30 days holiday for regular rest and to recharge energy Stability & Perspective: Safe workplace in an established company with long-term prospects and development opportunities Health promotion: occupational health management with CampusVital Card, health days and actions like ''Fit and active in the day'' - the health of our employees is at our heart Variety of mobility: JobTicket, e-bike leasing, a good ÖPNV connection as well as company-owned charging stations for e-cars and the possibility of free charging of e-bike batteries for sustainable mobility