Night Breakdown Technician - Top salary

What will you do?
As a troubleshooting technician, you'll be jointly responsible for the maintenance of nine production lines.
As a technician, you'll spend approximately 70% of your time troubleshooting and resolving technical faults.
For preventive maintenance, you'll work according to a schedule but adjust it as needed.
The work is technically varied, covering both mechanical and electrical aspects.
You'll propose improvements for recurring problems and independently implement them.
You'll work as part of a team and support each other during critical faults and repairs.
You will support technical investment and modernization projects.
You have a technical degree in electromechanics or electrical engineering and already have initial experience as a technician.
You are technically hands-on and have technical knowledge of mechanics, electricity, pneumatics, and hydraulics. Knowledge of automation is a plus.
You can work independently, are proactive, and derive satisfaction from solving technical problems.
You have clear communication skills and function well within a team.
You are willing to work the permanent night shift.