Production Technician
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Permanent
Other
The client is an innovative scale up in the defence and energy industry, based in the heart of Amsterdam.
They are seeking technicians to take on a production role focused around electrical hardware.
The ideal profile, has experience in/with:
- Soldering
- Electrical hardware
- Production or with an electrically based product line.
- Handling cables
We need technicians to be on-site five days a week, but can be flexible with hours to suit a work/life balance.
This is an ideal time to join the team as they are entering a very exciting period and will be growing the team dramatically over the next months.
Please note, you will need an EU Visa to apply.
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Darwin Recruitment is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
Luke Davey
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