Assemble and calibrate measuring instruments in Delft. The role includes fine-mechanical assembly, testing, quality checks and software and firmware configuration. 32–40 hours a week; gross pay of €2,500–€3,000 per month based on 40 hours.
The role
At our client company in Delft, you will assemble and calibrate measuring instruments. The work ranges from collecting components through to signing off completed products.
Responsibilities
- Assemble fine-mechanical components and subassemblies to drawings, detailed work instructions, specifications and production deadlines.
- Build measuring instruments, calibrate completed units, carry out quality checks and sign off finished products.
- Configure software and update and configure firmware.
- Build and configure electronics cabinets for monitoring applications.
- Test and adjust instruments and equipment.
- Inspect incoming goods for quality and quantity; manage stock and reorder timing together with the buyer.
- Contribute ideas for improvements.
What you bring
- MBO-level work and thinking skills, plus experience in precision engineering.
- A careful approach and strong attention to detail.
- A positive, professional attitude and an interest in technology.
- The ability to work independently, a quality-focused approach and a willingness to learn.
- The ability to communicate in Dutch and, when needed, in English.
- Availability for 32–40 hours per week.
What is offered
- 32–40 hours per week; the work schedule and any shift pattern are not specified.
- Gross monthly salary of €2,500–€3,000, based on a 40-hour week.
- 8% holiday allowance, a pension scheme and 24 days of annual leave, based on 40 hours per week.
- Contract type not specified.
- Opportunities for personal development, team events, shared lunches and the option to exercise during working hours.