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Bring high-tech blueprints to life. Assemble next-level radar hardware – so our systems perform flawlessly when tracking critical airborne objects.
As our Assembly Mechanic, you are the person who actually builds the high-tech systems that make our mission possible. You connect electronic components, work from electrical diagrams, and load software onto integrated servers. Working alongside Production, Engineering and Warehouse colleagues, you catch assembly bugs early and help us improve. You report to the Head of Production & Planning, making sure every radar leaves our floor perfectly reliable.
Radar assembly and wiring: Build complex radar systems by connecting electronic components, soldering parts, and putting together sub-assemblies. Make sure everything is tightly constructed mechanically and electronically.
Diagrams and paperwork: Use electrical diagrams to guide your daily build work with great attention to detail. Keep simple work logs and report technical issues so the team stays aligned.
Software and integration: Load software onto the servers inside our radar systems. Assemble computers, electronic parts, and transmitter gear, making sure the hardware and software work together seamlessly.
Troubleshooting and fixes: Spot assembly faults early and flag them so we can fix them. Run quick diagnostic tests to find functionality issues and help solve problems before things ship.
Testing support and driving: Help our team test systems at locations outside the office when needed. Use a forklift safely around the facility to move parts where they belong.
BA (MBO) degree in Engineering or a relevant technical field.
Over three years of experience in similar high-tech assembly roles.
Fluency in both English and Dutch to collaborate effectively with the team.
A methodical approach to tasks combined with meticulous attention to precision.
A proactive team player who also thrives when working independently.
Ability to occasionally travel for radar testing purposes outside the office.
N.B. Don't worry if you don't tick every box. Our mission is a journey, and there's plenty to learn along the way. If most of this fits, we'd love to hear from you.
Please note: a Certificate of Conduct (VOG) and a background check are part of our screening process. We appreciate your understanding.
Working for a Great Place to Work® certified company;
Comprehensive pension plan;
Commuting allowance;
30 days of paid holiday leave (with the possibility to buy 3 additional days);
Opportunities to develop your skills even further through training and certifications;
High quality laptop/desktop, monitor, headphones, and any other equipment necessary for your role;
An international team of 30+ nationalities, full of high performance colleagues you can exchange experiences with and learn from;
As well as having a lot of fun in our social events and Friday drinks!
Robin Radar is a technology leader in tracking and classifying small objects. Our radars and software help prevent bird strikes in aviation, reduce the impact of wind farms on wildlife, and protect critical infrastructure from drone threats. Our work shows up at airports, wind farms, military sites and nature reserves around the world.
We're one of the top 10 fastest-growing companies in the Netherlands, with a crew of bright minds across 30+ nationalities. Growth doesn't mean we lose the plot – eyes on the skies, feet on the ground. Our values keep us grounded: WE TRUST. WE OWN IT. WE AIM HIGH.
Want to work on next-level radar tech, solve real problems, and never have to pretend your job has meaning?
You'll fit right in – we're saving you a seat.