Self-adjustment, brushing and operating state-of-the-art CNC-controlled turning and milling machines for the production of complex precision components.

Precise implementation of tool changes and adjustment activities, strictly according to technical drawings and prescribed work plans.

Active support in the analysis and continuous optimization of existing setup processes in everyday production. Ensure the permanent machine availability by performing preventive testing and adjustment work. Own-responsible monitoring of product quality by means of planter self-control and the application of SPC tools including professional documentation. Responsibility for a smooth production process in three-layer operation to meet the high standards in medical technology.

Consistent compliance with cleanliness, order (5S) and safety guidelines throughout your work area.

Successfully completed vocational training as a machining mechanic (m/w/d) or a comparable sound qualification in metal processing.

Practical experience in professional setup and operation of CNC lathes and/or CNC milling machines.

Unrestricted readiness to work in the 3-shift system to optimally support the production flow of our customer.

Impressed team skills, a high level of quality awareness and a very structured and independent way of working.

CNC programming skills are not absolutely necessary for this position, but represent a clear advantage (a targeted training in this area is easily possible).

A fantastic and fair hourly wage of up to 21,00 € brutto, supplemented by tariff-backed Christmas and holiday money.

Up to 30 days of annual leave for your recovery as well as access to an occupational pension scheme and asset-effective benefits.

Attractive Corporate Benefits and Employee Benefits, a financial grant for lunch as well as free, direct business parking in Duderstadt.

A systematic, well-structured integration program for your optimal start in the new field of activity at Ottobock.

Tailored individual promotion and professional development through internal programs (e.g. Ottobock Academy) as well as external training.

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