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Electronics Assembly Worker
28 000 CZK per month
Employee Card listedListed for non-EU applicants18 positions
Vacancy details
- Location
- Pardubice, Pardubice Region
- Occupation
- Electronics Assembly Worker
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Shifts
- Three-shift schedule
- Open positions
- 18
- Accommodation
- Not provided
- Published
- 30 Jan 2026
- Labour Office reference
- 32537660795
Description
Foxconn European Manufacturing Services s.r.o. has 18 full-time Electronics Assembly Worker positions available in Pardubice, in the Pardubice Region of Czechia. The role operates on a three-shift schedule and is also suitable for recent graduates. The vacancies are listed for the Employee Card scheme. Accommodation is not provided.
Duties include production and assembly-line work according to customer needs, work instructions and engineering standards, meeting quality, quantity and other specified requirements. You will check your own work, take responsibility for assigned materials and equipment, clean your workstation and report any defects to your manager. You will follow instructions from the line leader or shift supervisor, comply with internal rules, employer guidelines, occupational health and safety, fire protection, SER and 5S requirements, and carry out other tasks within the role as instructed by your superiors.
The stated gross monthly pay of CZK 28,000 consists of a base salary of CZK 25,000 plus an anticipated performance bonus of CZK 3,000. Salary is guaranteed to reach your bank account by the 15th day of the month at the latest. Benefits include 3,000 cafeteria benefit points annually, annual pay increases, career progression opportunities, subsidised meals from an external supplier and access to discounted T-Mobile mobile plans. The site has a company gym with a café, a large covered bicycle storage area and parking. A public transport stop is a three-minute walk away.
Please make initial contact by email or telephone.
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