VWH GmbH | Germany | 56xxx Herschbach | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 04.08.2026 on stepstone.de
Electrical plans (m/f/d)
As a medium-sized, locally rooted company in the Westerwald, VWH develops innovative solutions for automation, mold construction and engineering with 90 employees as a production technology system developer. With our team of specialists, we are competent development partners and implement projects in the automotive, electrical and consumer goods sector worldwide. To support our team we are looking for a qualified
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Planning and construction of control and switching systems using EPLAN Electric P8
Creation of electrical documentation Selection of electrical automation components clarification of technical and technical questions with construction, suppliers, and customers Working on the part stem in the ERP system
Technical training in the field of electrical engineering as well as experience in automation technology or equivalent qualifications Experience in the creation of electrical circuit diagrams Structured thinking and working together with good sensitivity and judgment Sovereign appearance and communication strength Safe handling of MS Office applications Own initiative, team skills, willingness to learn
- monthly salary Occupational pension Continuing vocational training Occupational physician Company events Flexible working hours Bicycle Leasing Continuing and continuing training Free parking
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 | VWH GmbH | |
| Bahnhofstr. 104, 56414 Herschbach | ||
| Germany | ||
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