Workshop Instructor - Electronics Trainer 40%

30 April 2026
40%
Permanent position
Winterthur

Job summary

Join MSW, Winterthur's premier training center in Mechatronics. Be part of a supportive work environment that fosters growth and development.

Tasks

Guide learners in foundational electronic training.
Teach essential technical, methodological, and social skills.
Identify and nurture individual talents in students.

Skills

Completed EFZ training in electronics or equivalent.
Experience in layout, hardware development, and testing.
Flexible, team-oriented, and committed to continuous learning.

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About the job

Workshop Instructor – Electronics Trainer 40%

The MSW is a training centre of the City of Winterthur for technical apprenticeships in the field of mechatronics. Thanks to the combination of the three learning locations under one roof, theory and practice can be optimally coordinated. This comprehensive training enables learners to transfer to the university of applied sciences and the MSW is an alternative to academic education. The MSW trains apprentices in the professions of automation, electronics, and polymechanics. To strengthen our team of electronics technicians, we are looking for a committed and motivated workshop instructor / trainer with a 40% workload from 1 September 2026 or by arrangement. If you have a passion for electronics and enjoy working with young people, we look forward to receiving your application. In this role, you will take on a variety of tasks in vocational basic training and support our learners on their way into the professional world.

Your Tasks

Professionally train, guide and lead apprentices in basic training

Convey specialist, methodological and social skills

Individually recognise and promote talents

Your Profile

Completed training as an electronics technician EFZ with further education at tertiary level or equivalent training

Knowledge in the areas of: layout, hardware development analogue and digital, visual and functional testing of electronic devices, testing and repair of assemblies, software development in C desirable

Several years of professional experience as well as continuous further training in these areas

Team-oriented, flexible and independent working style

Willingness for continuous professional and pedagogical further training

What We Offer

Committed, experienced and motivated team working together on the future of mechatronics

Meaningful work where you make a direct contribution to the training of tomorrow’s specialists

Internal and external training opportunities that promote your personal and professional development

Contact

Your questions about the position will be gladly answered by Adrian Scherer, Head of Mechatronics Department, phone +41 79 293 63 11
Learn more? https://stadt.winterthur.ch/

We look forward to receiving your online application.