Physics Assistant

Frauenfeld

Key information

Publication date:30 August 2025
Workload:100%
Place of work:Frauenfeld

Job summary

The Kantonsschule Frauenfeld, hosting around 800 students, is hiring. Join a supportive environment with modern facilities and great benefits.

Tasks

Assist teachers in preparing and conducting physics experiments.
Maintain and manage the physics collection and workshop equipment.
Develop new physics experiments for student labs and projects.

Skills

Completed training as a physics lab technician or technical apprenticeship.
Interest in maintaining experimental apparatus and craftsmanship.
Ability to work independently and collaborate with a team.

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The Kantonsschule Frauenfeld is a school with around 800 students, 110 teachers, and 50 staff members in the school administration. The school has a scientific assistant who supports the material- and preparation-intensive teaching in the subjects of biology, chemistry, and physics.
We are looking for the physics department for an immediate start or by arrangement for a committed, professionally skilled, and competent personality as

Your Tasks

Supporting teachers in the preparation and follow-up of various experiments for physics lessons
Maintenance and care of the physics collection (equipment, experiments, media, etc.)
Carrying out necessary repairs
Procurement and commissioning of devices
Managing the physics workshop (handling of lathe, milling machine)
Supervising the small MakerSpace (3D printer, laser cutter)
Supervising students during final projects or project week in the MakerSpace or physics workshop
Planning, developing, and implementing new physics experiments for lessons and the student laboratory

Your Profile

Training as a certified physics laboratory technician EFZ or a completed technical apprenticeship (e.g., in electromechanics or electronics)
Interest in maintaining physical experimental apparatus and manual skills
Enjoy working with young people
Resilience, teamwork, independence, and service orientation

Modern workplace
Versatile range of tasks
Collegial and committed team
Attractive employment conditions of the cantonal administration

For further information, please contact

Please contact Mr. Hans Rudolf Deller, Head of the Physics Department (T 079 399 75 35 or hansrudolf.deller@kftg.ch ) for further information.

Have we sparked your interest? Then we look forward to your online application.