Low current engineer

A company from Pécs that often works together with other names on international projects, such as P&G, Siemens, Tesla, DHL, Lidl, or BAT. The approach is simple:
with modern technology, to create added value
, be it in-house developments (PLC control, electronics, hydrogen energy) or European-level locksmith work.
The above is only the tip of the iceberg,
you can learn a lot of interesting things about the Hungarian company that is now looking for a low current electrical engineer.
The tasks
Design and programming of custom control and regulation circuits - mostly for fuel cell areas.
Participation in development projects of hydrogen fuel cell applications.
Cooperation with universities, customers and suppliers.
Participation in prototype construction, assembly and testing of equipment.
Acquiring proficiency in hydrogen technologies.
Continuous monitoring of the development of technical technologies and the results of competitors.
Which colleague would you like to think with?
Those who have extensive knowledge of electronics, switching and drive technology.
Electrical engineer, mechatronic engineer, or equivalent higher technical education.
You have a conversational level of English or German.
You have a driver's license (B).
Proficient in using the PCB design program.
Who is characterized by teamwork, a tendency to develop, and dedication.
What can the company offer you?
Exciting project work.
Common thinking in a team of 6-8 people.
Continuous, high-quality professional training (at domestic and foreign training institutions).
Performance will be rewarded, and your salary will be adjusted accordingly. Knowledge, experience and attitude are the essence.
The company is a believer in teamwork, common thinking, and freedom of ideas.
Even though the company is in Pécs, if you live further away and you like the position, don't rule out the possibility, if needed, the company has a service apartment or a family house.
All new colleagues participate in a mentoring program, so you will definitely not be left alone.