Orizon GmbH, Unit Aviation | Germany | 89077 Ulm | Published since: 01.09.2026 on stepstone.de
Test Technician Radar Systems / High Frequency Technology (m/f/d)
Your future job: You are working as a test engineer (m/w/d) radar systems/high-frequency technology for our renowned aerospace customer at the Laichingen site. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Your tasks: Integrating, operating and testing radar assemblies and electronic systems Compensation of high frequency modules up to 26 GHz and testing of power modules and electrical safety Building and performing individual and continuous tests and eliminating problems in the production process Documenting the results and processing of orders, quality reports and returns in SAP
Your profile: Senior Consultant (m/w/d) Ideally a further development to the technician Multiannual professional experience in analog, digital or high-frequency technology Experience in the integration of complex assemblies Safe handling of electronic measuring instruments Good knowledge of German and English
Our offer: Exciting jobs for interesting companies such as Airbus Operations, Airbus Defence & Space and the aviation and space engineering subcontracting industry Attractive and performance-oriented salary conditions Extensive Employee Benefit Program Orizon PlusPoints Continuing training in your activities Up to 30 days of annual leave Personal support and qualified advice at the unit Aviation locations such as Hamburg-Finkenwerder, Stade, Augsburg, Munich or Bremen
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