Apprenticeship as a technical product designer (m/f/x) in mechanical and plant engineering - Full time

PapenburgPapenburg
Full timeFull time
TrainingTraining

What does a technical product designer do?

As a technical product designer (m/f/x), you will be responsible for planning and developing product designs and concepts. You will create drawings, 3D models and technical documentation. You will work closely with engineers, design engineers and other specialist departments.

What you can expect:

  • Creating technical drawings
    You will produce precise 2D and 3D drawings of components and entire products, taking into account technical and manufacturing specifications.
  • Modelling with CAD software (SolidWorks)
    You will use the SolidWorks CAD program to model components and assemblies, as well as to produce technical drawings.
  • Design
    You will work with engineers and design engineers to find technical solutions and improve existing designs.
  • Preparation of product documentation
    Your responsibilities will include creating lists of materials, assembly instructions and technical descriptions.
  • Calculations and simulations
    Simple calculations for tolerances, dimensions and forces, as well as some simulations of components.
  • Coordination with other departments
    Close collaboration with engineers, design engineers and the production department.

What you should bring to the role:

  • Education: Good knowledge of mathematics, physics and technology; a good secondary school certificate or higher
  • An interest in technology and an affinity for 3D modelling and technical drawings
  • CAD skills (basic training in SolidWorks will be provided)
  • Attention to detail
  • Communication skills

How long does the apprenticeship last?

Usually 3.5 years under the dual system (company + vocational school). The duration may be shortened if you have prior qualifications (vocational A-levels, university entrance qualification for applied sciences or a completed vocational qualification in a technical field).

Where will I be working?

  • Design: Main department during training
  • Manufacturing: In-house work placement in the first year of the apprenticeship

Further training opportunities:

  • Mechanical Technician: Further training for a management role
  • Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Product Design or Mechatronics
  • CAD or CAM expert

What we offer you:

  • Certified quality training – awarded the IHK Top Training Seal
  • Training allowance above the standard rate
  • A close-knit, dedicated and high-performing team
  • Opportunities for personal development
  • A secure and modern workplace
  • Excellent prospects after your training
  • A mobility allowance worth 2,500 euros
  • Holiday pay and Christmas bonus, as well as special payments in accordance with the collective agreement
  • A 37-hour working week (short Friday)
  • Flexible working hours
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