Summer job Manufacturing, Distribution, Assembly (m/f/d)

ABB

2.9

(7)

Sasbach, Germany

Why you should apply for a job to ABB:

  • We focus on the areas where we can make the biggest impact: reducing carbon emissions, preserving resources and promoting social progress.
  • ABB has flexible work options depending on job compatibility without compromising customer service or impacting colleagues.
  • ABB has launched a gender-neutral global parental leave program granting 12 weeks of paid leave for primary caregivers.
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    Position summary

    automation, switchgear, measuring and sensing devices, control products, including KNX systems designed to integrate and automate a building’s lighting, ventilation, heating, and security, wiring accessories, enclosures and cabling systems, data communication networks, and power protection.

    Would you like to support us for a period of time? We are looking forward to anyone who can support us for at least 4 weeks until the end of October!

    Your responsibilities

    • Support in the area of manufacturing, distribution and assembly as of now and also during general holiday period
    • Minimum 4 weeks
    • Maximum 3 months
    • Willingness to work in shifts (from the age of 18 up)

    Your background

    • Minimum age 16 years, if willing to work in shifts – 18 years
    • Formal training is not required
    • We are also happy about applications from students

    More about us

    Interested? We are looking forward to receiving your application through our online career tool. Your contact person ABB PersonalDirekt +49 621 381 3500

    Why you should apply for a job to ABB:

  • We focus on the areas where we can make the biggest impact: reducing carbon emissions, preserving resources and promoting social progress.
  • ABB has flexible work options depending on job compatibility without compromising customer service or impacting colleagues.
  • ABB has launched a gender-neutral global parental leave program granting 12 weeks of paid leave for primary caregivers.