Component Manager (m|f|d) Wiring System Wiring Harness
You want to overcome borders and drive innovation? We at HUCON stand for Shifting Limits. Do you want to grow beyond you? Then our team will focus on your skills! Our well-known partner allows you to shape the future in employee transfer SHIFTING LIMITS - also in your career. JOBV1_EN
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You want to overcome borders and drive innovation? We at HUCON stand for ''Shifting Limits''. Do you want to grow beyond you? Then our team will focus on your skills! Our well-known partner allows you to shape the future in employee transfer SHIFTING LIMITS - also in your career.
Development of electrical systems and cable-set-specific motor and high-voltage components Supporting the entire development process from the sample phase to the series process Close cooperation with internal specialist departments and customers Responsibility for prototyping Processing projects in the automotive sector Regular customer contact
Completed studies in electrical engineering, vehicle engineering, mechatronics, mechanical engineering or further education as master/technician Experience in CAD design with Siemens NX, Connect DMU and Electrical Routing Experience in reading and understanding schematics and KBLS drawings Very good knowledge of English and German Standing for occasional missions Safe handling of MS Office
Allowance for old age provision 30 days off Corporate Benefits Short decision paths Premiums for employee advertising Training programmes JOBV1_EN
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Location
 | Hucon AG | |
| Sindelfingen | ||
| Germany |
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