Krause Automation GmbH | Germany | 28xxx Bremen | Apprenticeship | Full time | Published since: 29.05.2026 on stepstone.de
Industrial clerk (m/f/d)
Krause Automation is a leading engineering partner for industrial automation with over 75 years of experience in implementing complex production systems worldwide. As a former thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering, we combine proven industrial expertise with modern AI-based technologies. Together with the Agile Robots Group, we design the next generation of Physical AI for smarter, more flexible and more efficient production systems. From the first idea to the implementation we offer customized end-to-end solutions for customers from different key industries. Krause Automation – Engineering for industrial innovators.
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
In purchasing, you will compare offers, negotiate with suppliers and create orders for production materials and services In human resources, you will process applications, accompany the recruitment of trainees and help prepare bills Other areas of application include accounting, storage, acceptance of goods and training workshop
At least a good medium maturity, abitur or equivalent degree You are motivated, want to learn a lot of new things and have fun in an activity in the office and on the PC A friendly appearance, open dealing with people and engagement are appreciated It would be beneficial if you brought basic knowledge in dealing with a computer Fun and interest in business topics You have joy in organizing and planning
Location
 | Krause Automation GmbH | |
| Bremen | ||
| Germany |
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