ARWA Personaldienstleistungen GmbH | Germany | 01109 Dresden | Night work / Weekend work / Full time / Shift work | Published since: 08.04.2026 on arbeitsagentur.de
Production Employee Semiconductor Manufacturing Dresden (m/f/d)
Оccupation: Dairy technologist
We are looking for you as a production employee for semiconductor production (m/w/d) in Dresden!
You can deepen your knowledge and skills as part of the transfer of employees in the area of production & production.
Your job is in shift/night/weekend, full time and you will receive €17.65 per hour.
We offer you
- Workplace in a modern company
- Jobticket
- Job ticket or public transport grants
- Unlimited employment contract
Your tasks include:
- Work in 12 hours shift system
- Working under clean room conditions
Requirements for this job
- Microtechnologist
- Flexibility
- Communication capability
- Motivation/performance
- Team skills
- Target strength/result orientation
- German (B1-B2 / Advanced knowledge)
- With professional experience
Would you like more information about the job? We are available for any questions at any time by phone at [for phone number see the original ad] or by e-mail to [for e-mail see the original ad] from Monday to Thursday between 08:00 and 17:00 and on Friday from 08:00 to 15:00 in our establishment. Do not lose time and apply for a varied job at ARWA Personaldienstleistungen GmbH!
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Joblocations:
01109 Dresden, SACHSEN, GERMANY
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