Working @Carmo
This is a Dutch-speaking position at our workshop in Helmond, the Netherlands. The text below is an English translation of the Dutch vacancy.
We are looking for:
Motorcycle electronics specialist
Something you are not yet, but will become as you work at Carmo Electronics. Where many motorcycle enthusiasts start to sweat when it comes to electronics, the challenge is only just beginning for you.
Together with about five direct colleagues, you will work on all kinds of electronic motorcycle parts, such as the ECU, the chassis control computer, the ABS ECU, the instrument cluster and key immobiliser systems. Because the parts come from all corners of the world and you need to be able to rely on a working environment, you design and build a simulation for each part, using PC and embedded software where needed. You use that simulation to test the part and repair it if necessary. You finish by advising the customer on how to prevent the fault from happening again.
What we expect from you
- You hold a degree in electrical engineering, or want to earn one through a final internship at Carmo.
- You can read and modify electrical schematics.
- You are interested in motorcycles and in the latest techniques and technologies in that sector.
- You are customer- and goal-oriented and able to share your knowledge.
- You speak good English; other languages are a plus.
- You can work independently and step in wherever needed.
What you can expect from us
- A market-rate salary.
- Travel expense allowance and pension scheme.
- An informal atmosphere, with a “living room” as your workplace.
- Plenty of appreciation for initiatives and ideas.
Interested?
I am convinced
Send your cover letter with CV to [email protected].
I have a question about the position
Ask your question to:
- Kevin (ECU specialist): [email protected]
- Jimmy (dashboard and instrument cluster specialist): [email protected]
