Technical Product Designer (m/f)
The World of Form and Function
What does a modern dishwasher look like? How can you design technical solutions to make them genuinely user-friendly? These are the kinds of fascinating questions that confront technical product designers. The job involves using innovative 3D software to design individual components and assemblies while dovetailing design specifications and customer requirements with technical feasibility. Never a dull moment!
How your apprenticeship is organised (3.5 years):
- Basic concepts and principles of metal working in the workshop
- Comprehensive training in 3D design and CAD
- Learning and working your way through all the design departments plus production, operations scheduling, programming and quality assurance.
- Individual and group projects in design, development and planning to consolidate the learning process
What we're looking for:
Good spatial awareness and calculation skills, an inquisitive mind and a knack for logical thinking, enthusiasm for creating things coupled with technical understanding. You should have proactive teamwork and communication skills. You will have completed your general certificate of secondary education having achieved particular success in mathematics and physics and you will already have completed an internship in the field of product design.
Hi, I'm Stefanie Möschle. I'll provide you with the support you need during your apprenticeship at MEIKO. It's an exciting opportunity for me to help guide you on this major journey into an important new phase of your life. We hold lots of team-building events where you will be able to get to know all the apprentices at MEIKO to swap information and experiences. My experience in the fields of HR and training and my team of 14 instructors and training experts will quickly help you to find your feet and make your own mark at MEIKO. Welcome!
Stefanie Möschle,
Business administration trainer
Where can I go from here?
If you are keen to continue after the course, you have various choices: These include further qualifications as a technician or continuing advanced studies in engineering (Bachelor of Engineering specializing in mechanical engineering).