Apprenticeship at FroniusElectrical Engineering

Your profession

Are you looking for an exciting apprenticeship as an electronics engineer? Then you’ve come to the right place! Our mission is to conduct electricity to achieve exactly what our customers want. Maximum quality and continuous further development are the norm here at Fronius—and our electronics engineers are who make it happen. Maybe we’ll be seeing you in our ranks soon?

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Wichtige Links

/ Berufsschule Linz 5

/ Ausbildungsinformation

/ Berufsprofil Bundesministerium

Course details

An exciting world of electronics is waiting to be discovered in our welding machines, battery chargers, and solar inverters. So what are you waiting for? Get to know clever components, create circuits, measure current and voltage, program directly on the processor, find and repair errors—all as part of your comprehensive training with us.

Hard facts

Profession
Electronics Engineer (Main module: Applied Electronics (H1))

Duration
3.5 years

Vocational school
BS Linz 5

Training locations
Sattledt, Steinhaus, Thalheim, Pettenbach, Wels

Your profile

Curiosity
Manual skills
Interest in math and physics
Eye for precision
Thirst for knowledge

Your prospects after qualification

After completing your apprenticeship as an electronics engineer, 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.

From testing and repairs, programming, initial organizational or management jobs to production, maintenance, development, or customer-facing roles, the possibilities are practically endless.

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Core content

Basic training in Office programs, safety training, basics of electrical engineering
Development of brazing skills
Familiarization with the various Fronius products and their structure
Using a multimeter
Basic electrical engineering & electronics concepts and construction of simple electronic circuits

Reading data sheets and simple circuit diagrams
Independent development of small apprentice projects for the first time
Deeper knowledge of measurement technology and introduction to oscilloscopes
Learning of mechanical skills (marking out, sawing, filing, drilling, etc.) and drawing sketches and plans
Designing and calculating some initial simple, basic electronic circuits
Basic training on topics such as applied electronics, measurement technology, digital technology, and connection technology

Independently detecting, isolating, and eliminating faults in certain assemblies
Assisting in small projects for the first time
Assisting line technicians
Design and calculation of modest electronic circuits
In-depth training on topics such as applied electronics, measurement technology, digital technology as well as software and data technology (hardware-related programming & data transfer with bus systems and in networks)