Apprenticeship at FroniusApplication Development (Coding)

Lehre bei Fronius Applikationsentwicklung

Your profession

Are you looking for an exciting apprenticeship as a programmer? Then you’ve come to the right place! Programmers are needed at all Fronius locations and across all product areas. Whether for welding machines, battery charging systems, or solar inverters, your knowledge will be in demand across multiple R&D, production, and administrative departments!

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Course details

As a programmer with a specialism in coding, you’ll create software applications for computers and IT systems. You’ll code/program web applications and smartphone apps (or parts of apps) and use them to solve technical user problems. To make this work, you’ll seek to understand the tasks and requirements of your internal and external customers in detail. You’ll be proficient in working with database systems, carrying out tests, and documenting processes. You’ll be no stranger to data protection and encryption, development standards, and code conventions.

Hard facts

Profession

Application Development (Coding)

Duration

4 years

Vocational school

BS Linz 2

Training locations

Wels, Sattledt, Thalheim

Holders of a Matura school-leaving certificate can also attend this course as a Dual Academy student.

Your profile

Top school grades
A logical and analytical way of thinking
Some initial experience in programming
You are communicative, polite and helpful
A calm, level head

Your prospects after qualification

After completing your apprenticeship as a programmer (coding), you can start your career as a skilled professional in the company.

Depending on your interests, commitment, and skills, you can expect a variety of career paths and exciting development opportunities with us.

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Core content

Getting to know your workplace and colleagues
Getting to know your section’s areas of responsibility
Overview of the various tools
Creating your first simple programs and debugging.
Creating your first basic websites with integration into a database system

Getting to know the various user interfaces
Troubleshooting and maintenance of sub-applications
Participation in simple projects with your mentor colleague
Creating documentation for your own applications and instructions for employees
Functionality and benefits of version control systems

Collaboration in larger projects and participation in project management
Learning how to develop tests for your own applications
Use of productive system databases in your own applications
Training employees to use your own applications
Working together in a team on applications

Independently planning, designing, implementing, and documenting your own applications
External training and trade show visits
Commissioning of new systems at Fronius
Final apprenticeship exam preparation as a team and externally
Possibility of an internship abroad at a subsidiary

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