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Assembly Technician Jobs in Eindhoven

What you'll be doing

Eindhoven is the heart of Europe's high-tech manufacturing industry. Companies here build the precision machines used to make computer chips, medical equipment and scientific instruments, and they need skilled hands to put them together.

As an Assembly Technician, you'll build precision mechanical and mechatronic equipment as part of a technical production and engineering team. Day to day, you'll:

  • Assemble mechanical components, systems and equipment
  • Work from technical drawings, assembly instructions and procedures
  • Use hand tools and precision equipment
  • Carry out mechanical adjustments, inspections and basic troubleshooting
  • Keep high standards of quality, accuracy and cleanliness
  • Follow cleanroom procedures where required

You'll be working with leading high-tech manufacturers in the Eindhoven region. We'll match you to the role and company that best fits your background and interests.

No semiconductor experience? No problem.

We're looking for people who are good with their hands and enjoy technical work. Experience in mechanical assembly, manufacturing, automotive, maintenance, aviation or engineering is a plus. But some of the best technicians learned their skills at the kitchen table or in the garage. 

What matters most is mechanical aptitude, attention to detail and a willingness to learn. Full training is provided. When you apply, tell us about what you've built or fixed – even if it's a hobby.

Repairman disassembling phone for inspecting

Phone Repairs

Replaced a screen, a battery or fixed something inside? That's precision work.

PC & Laptop Builds

Built your own PC, upgraded hardware or tracked down a fault? You already think like a technician.

young mechanic in overalls holding electric screwdriver and working with car motor in garage

Cars & Engines

Servicing, repairs or a restoration project? Mechanical know-how transfers directly.

IT engineer technician repairing computer in electronics service shop

Building & Fixing

Electronics, models, bikes or machinery? If you like taking things apart and putting them back together, we want to hear from you.

Earn up to €4,000 gross per month, depending on experience

Benefits

8% holiday allowance on top of your annual salary

Overtime paid and shift allowance on shift-work roles.

Minimum 25 days' annual leave

Training and development opportunities

We help with the move

Moving abroad is a big step. Our Dutch partner, supports you from the moment you accept an offer until you're settled in.

  • €1,000 net relocation budget towards your move from Ireland
  • Help finding accommodation: searching for suitable places, arranging viewings and sorting out rental agreements
  • Registration, banking and paperwork: help registering in the Netherlands, opening a bank account and handling the admin
  • Dutch language course so you can settle in faster
  • Support for partners and families if they're moving with you
  • Social events and activities to help you meet people and settle into your new surroundings

Your path to a permanent role

  1. Start. You're employed by our Dutch recruitment partners on an initial 18-month contract, working at one of their high-tech client companies.
  2. Settle in and develop. Our Dutch recruitment partner supports you through the move, your training and your first months in the job.
  3. Move to the client. The plan is for you to transition to a permanent contract directly with the client company.
Eindhoven Strijp S district at night, modern buildings at the former industrial terrain

Life in Eindhoven

Eindhoven is the Netherlands' fifth-largest city and one of Europe's leading technology hubs. It's compact, green and easy to get around by bike, with a lively centre, festivals and a large international community.

English is widely spoken, Irish citizens don't need a visa to live and work here, and home is never far away.

Hundreds of bicycles by a train station in Eindhoven

Getting Around

  • Eindhoven to Amsterdam: about 1 hour 20 minutes by train
  • Brussels, Germany and the rest of Europe within easy reach for weekend trips
Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Strijp-S - Cool hip industrial area in North Brabant, district with lofts, and vertical forest building

Cost of Living

The Netherlands isn't cheap, and rent will be your biggest cost. We'll talk you through a realistic monthly budget before you decide.

How to apply

We're holding a recruitment and interview session in late November with our Dutch recruitment partners. It's your chance to talk about your experience, ask questions and find the role that suits you best. Don't want to wait? We can progress strong applicants before the session.

Steps:

  1. Get in touch – call or email Emma O'Connor. No CV needed to start.
  2. Chat with Emma – she'll talk about your experience and answer your questions. If you email, she'll get back to you within 24 hours.
  3. Interview – meet our Dutch recruitment partners at the session or earlier, and we'll match you with the right role.
  4. Move – Our Dutch recruitment partners help you with accommodation, registration and settling in.
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Talk to Emma

Emma O'Connor is your contact for these roles. Call or email her for a no-pressure chat about the jobs and the move.

Your questions answered

No. Experience in assembly, manufacturing, mechanics, maintenance or engineering helps, and so do hands-on hobbies like phone, PC or car repairs. Full training is provided.

English is widely used in Eindhoven's high-tech companies, and our Dutch recruitment partners provide a Dutch language course to help you settle in.

Irish and other EU citizens can live and work in the Netherlands without a visa.

Our Dutch recruitment partners help you find accommodation, arranges viewings and helps with rental agreements. Housing in Eindhoven is in demand, so we'll give you a realistic picture of rents and timing before you decide. 

You'll start on an 18-month contract with our Dutch recruitment partners, working at one of their client companies, with a planned transition to a permanent contract with the client.

It depends on the company. Some roles are day shifts and others are shift work, which comes with an additional shift allowance. We'll tell you which applies before you interview.

Pay is up to €4,000 gross per month depending on experience, plus 8% holiday allowance, overtime and any shift allowance. We'll give you a worked net-pay example for your situation on our call.

Yes. Our Dutch recruitment partners offer support for relocating partners and families. Let us know when we speak and we'll explain what's available.

You'll meet our Dutch recruitment partners, talk about your experience and interests, and explore which role and company suit you best. You don't need to wait for the session to be considered.