Working Student, Tutor – Automation and Robotics

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Tutor:in für Automatisierung und Robotik bei Werkskolleg, einem Anbieter beruflicher Weiterbildung. Betreuung von Lernenden in Remote-Tutorien mit Siemens-, Robotik- und Industrie-4.0-Themen.

Responsibilities:

  • Apply specialist and methodological knowledge in automation using TIA Portal, S7, and Factory I/O, as well as in robotics using KUKA.Sim
  • Independently conduct tutoring sessions
  • Provide targeted assistance with assignments and additional resources
  • Identify participants’ knowledge gaps and address them through individual tutoring sessions
  • Contribute to the development of learning content
  • Mediate and resolve conflicts between participants

Requirements:

  • Availability five afternoons per week, Monday to Friday, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  • Currently studying electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, automation engineering, mechatronics, industrial engineering, or a related field; alternatively, excellent knowledge of Industry 4.0
  • Good German language skills, at least B2 level
  • Knowledge of the automation pyramid, IIoT, PLCs, actuators and sensors, Raspberry Pi, and/or industrial communication protocols and fieldbus systems is desirable
  • Ideally, experience with cyber-physical systems, robotics, AR/VR, and digital twins
  • Fast, pragmatic, and results-oriented approach to work
  • Enthusiasm for designing a remote learning experience and explaining complex topics clearly to others

Benefits:

  • Modern, dynamic working environment
  • Opportunity to take on responsibility and contribute your own ideas
  • Personal and professional development opportunities
  • Flexible working models: remote, hybrid, or on-site, depending on the position
  • Wellpass
  • Business bike program
  • Udemy
  • Internal training and career development opportunities
  • Open feedback culture, short decision-making processes, and a collaborative, appreciative working environment