Winterthur
Sensor Assembler CELL-Monitoring (m/f/d) 80-100 %
- 20 September 2026
- 80 – 100%
- Permanent position
- Winterthur
About the job
Kistler is the world market leader in dynamic measurement technology for capturing pressure, force, torque and acceleration.
Sensor Assembler CELL-Monitoring (m/f/d) 80-100 %
The Kistler Group is the world market leader in dynamic measurement technology . We manufacture piezoelectric force, pressure, and acceleration sensors , as well as torque sensors and other measurement systems .
We are a Swiss family business founded in 1959. Over 2,200 employees at more than 60 locations passionately dedicate themselves daily to developing innovative solutions for our customers. - Innovators work with Kistler.
Embedded in our Production Center in Wülflingen, the CELL-Monitoring department in Wülflingen produces and assembles highly precise quartz crystal sensors (measurement chains), which contribute significantly to reducing CO2 emissions, among other applications, in marine diesel engines. - In our production area, we independently and precisely manufacture the measurement chains on our assembly line with high quality responsibility from A to Z.
As part of a replacement, we are looking for a technically skilled person with a knack for the smallest components, who ensures the worldwide quality of our sensors with precision and attention to detail for our well-coordinated team as
Sensor Assembler CELL-Monitoring (m/f/d) 80-100 %
Your typical day
- Precise assembly: You assemble individual parts and assemblies into highly sensitive sensors using digital instructions, alternating between fine and coarse manual assembly (working with tweezers and microscope)
- Technology in use: You operate and monitor modern production equipment such as laser welding machines (CNC), test systems and perform simple maintenance tasks on your tools and equipment
- Versatile manual work: You assemble small individual parts with tweezers, assemble components into a measurement chain, operate equipment, solder components, test the sensors and prepare the entire assemblies ready for shipment to customers
- Quality assurance: You perform sensor calibrations and ensure compliance with the highest cleanliness standards as well as quality controls, partly directly at the equipment
- Process optimisation: You improve assembly processes and ensure that the corresponding instructions remain up to date
- Preparation: Cleaning components and preparatory tasks for the next assembly step are also part of your varied duties
Your profile
- Requirements / background: You have at least 3-5 years of professional experience in micromontage in a similar environment and have completed a technical basic education (e.g. watchmaker, dental technician, precision mechanic, etc.)
- Delicacy: You have a steady hand and are confident in handling small parts (1-3 mm) - you work with tweezers and microscopes with us
- Technical and linguistic understanding: You can confidently read and understand digital drawings and instructions and implement these specifications precisely. Good German skills in spoken and written form are therefore required
- Flexibility: You love variety and have no problem with job rotation / workplace changes (3-4 times per day) as well as working in a 2-shift model (weekly change from 6:00-14:30 and 14:20-23:00)
- Fitness & precise working method: You are physically resilient (70% standing activity) and your working method is highly concentrated, exact and characterised by a strong quality awareness
- Modern team spirit: You describe yourself as a multicultural, motivated team player with good PC skills (MS Office, Teams, ideally SAP knowledge) and are open to learning new things
What you can expect from us
- Team & environment: A well-coordinated, multicultural team in a modern, digital environment - we work at the cutting edge and everyone is on first-name terms up to the CEO
- Security & perspective: A family-run, global, Swiss high-tech company with a long-term orientation as well as clearly defined workflows within a modern production line and thorough induction
- Meaningful work: You work on products with sustainable benefits for industry and research
- Work-life balance: Flexible break arrangements, spontaneous compensation days as well as at least 25 days holiday and public holidays bridging days off
- Personal development: Exciting challenges and the opportunity for internal and external training
- New Work environment, good public transport connections and parking spaces at the door, company restaurant, 40 hours/week, above-average social and insurance benefits e.g. premium coverage for accident and daily sickness benefits insurance as well as other fringe benefits (shopping discounts, Winterthur sports pass, etc.)
Ivan Urenda, Senior Talent Acquisition Business Partner, 052 224 12 21, looks forward to your complete, meaningful application (CV, diplomas/certificates and references) via our online career tool.
A cover letter is optional.
By the way, your documents are also welcome in English.
For this position, we are currently only considering direct applications.