What awaits you at EMG– and what makes us strong together
- With us, you’ll take on responsibility right from the start – we trust you to make a difference.
- You’ll become part of a team where solidarity is more than just a word.
- Your ideas matter – because true innovation thrives on people who think ahead.
- And most importantly: your performance will be recognized and appreciated.
EMG offers vocational training as part of Germany’s dual education system.
The advantage of this model is the close integration of practical training within the company and theoretical instruction at a vocational school – ensuring a well-rounded and hands-on education.
Our apprentices are supported by experienced trainers, qualified professionals and vocational school teachers, including through supplementary lessons at EMG.
Training usually takes 3 to 3.5 years and concludes with a final examination conducted by the Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK). Depending on performance, it may be possible to shorten the training period.
Our apprenticeship programs - FOR YOU
As a trainee, you will be a full member of the company from day one and will start working immediately. The training process at EMG is structured according to training plans that are organized in terms of time and subject matter. This means that during your training, you will be assigned to several specialist departments and gain insights into many areas.
Cutting Machine Operator
When precision matters, you’ve got it under control.
You’re fascinated by how metal becomes a precision part? You like working with CNC machines and want to help produce essential components for high-tech products? Then this apprenticeship is your perfect match.
At EMG, you’ll operate and program lathes, milling machines and grinders, check dimensions and surface quality – and ensure everything fits down to the last micron.
What you’ll learn:
- Operating and setting up CNC-controlled turning, milling and grinding machines
- Modifying machine programs and optimizing processes
- Securing and aligning tools and metal parts
- Measuring and checking finished workpieces
- Performing maintenance and identifying faults
- Supporting quality assurance and machine upkeep
What you should bring:
- Interest in technical and mechanical systems
- Enjoyment of working with machinery
- Flexibility, concentration and team spirit
Sounds like a precise fit?
Then apply now and help shape the components that power our technology!
Electronics Technician for Industrial Engineering
If it runs on electricity, you’re the one making it happen.
You want to understand how machines and systems really work – and how to install, repair and improve them? In this apprenticeship, you’ll take on technical challenges every day. From power lines to automation systems – your work ensures smooth operation in modern production environments.
What you’ll learn:
- Installing and maintaining electrical and automation systems
- Wiring equipment, control cabinets and production lines
- Programming and testing control and safety systems
- Troubleshooting electrical faults and optimizing operations
- Supporting technicians and end-users during handovers
What you should bring:
- Interest in working with electronic devices
- Enjoyment of technical and math-related topics
- Flexibility and the ability to work in a team
Sound like a good fit?
Then apply now and become part of a strong technical team!
Industrial Clerk
You keep an eye on figures, deadlines and big-picture processes.
Interested in how a company works from within – across purchasing, HR, sales and finance? Then this is your chance to work with multiple departments and gain solid business experience.
What you’ll learn:
- Procuring materials, handling orders and managing suppliers
- Supporting production planning and internal logistics
- Creating offers, tracking orders and helping customers
- Participating in payroll, recruiting and scheduling
- Processing invoices, data and performance reports
What you should bring:
- Strong communication and organizational skills
- Cross-functional thinking and commercial understanding
- A customer- and service-oriented mindset
Looking for a strong foundation in business administration?
Then apply now and launch your commercial career at EMG!
Industrial Mechanic
If something moves precisely, you might be the reason.
You like working with metal and machinery, want to keep systems running and help improve production processes? As an industrial mechanic, you'll assemble machines, build fixtures and keep things moving – literally.
What you’ll learn:
- Producing mechanical components and assembling systems
- Setting up, testing and operating industrial equipment
- Performing maintenance and identifying sources of error
- Making and installing replacement parts
- Supporting teams during installation and service work
What you should bring:
- Interest in mechanical and technical processes
- Manual skills and craftsmanship
- Flexibility and a collaborative approach
Sounds like your thing?
Then apply now and get hands-on with exciting industrial tech at EMG.
IT Systems Electronics Technician
Your job: connecting technology and people.
You’re interested in how computers, networks and systems communicate? You want to help people understand and use technology the right way? Then an apprenticeship as an IT Systems Electronics Technician at EMG is the perfect fit for you.
Whether it’s setting up infrastructure, installing operating systems or troubleshooting issues – you’ll work hands-on with hardware and software and ensure everything runs like it should.
What you’ll learn:
- Planning, installing and configuring IT systems and networks
- Procuring and setting up hardware, software and power supply
- Installing and launching operating systems and user software
- Maintaining communication systems and fixing malfunctions
- Supporting users and ensuring ergonomic, efficient workflows
What you should bring:
- Interest in computers and electrical engineering
- Curiosity for solving technical problems
- Flexibility, motivation and strong team spirit
Ready to turn your passion for IT into a profession?
Apply now and start your career at EMG!
Mechatronics Technician
Want to understand how machines function – and make them even better? As a mechatronics technician, you’ll work with electronics, control technology, software and mechanical components. You’ll build, test and maintain modern systems and help develop smarter machines.
What you’ll learn:
- Building mechanical parts and electrical systems
- Installing and configuring machine control systems
- Programming, testing and maintaining production technology
- Troubleshooting and performing preventive maintenance
- Handing over systems to users and documenting your work
What you should bring:
- Interest in working with technical and electronic systems
- Manual dexterity and technical curiosity
- Flexibility and a team-oriented mindset
Looking for a varied, hands-on technical career?
Apply now and start shaping the future of smart machines at EMG!
Technical Product Designer – Machinery and Plant Design
You turn ideas into industrial design – in 3D.
You’re creative, precise and enjoy visualizing technical solutions? Then this apprenticeship is for you. At EMG, you’ll design components, assemblies and systems using CAD – and help transform customer needs into real solutions.
What you’ll learn:
- Creating detailed 3D models of mechanical systems using CAD
- Choosing materials, standard parts and production methods
- Producing technical drawings, part lists and documentation
- Supporting development and implementing design changes
- Managing data and versions for technical documentation
What you should bring:
- Interest in mathematics and technical drawing
- Strong spatial awareness and basic IT skills
- Flexibility and an interest in teamwork
Want to turn your ideas into engineered solutions?
Then apply now and help us design the technologies of tomorrow!
Warehouse Logistics Specialist
You bring structure to the flow of goods – with precision and planning.
You like to stay organized and keep things moving? Then this logistics apprenticeship is your ideal entry into the industrial world. From incoming goods to outbound delivery – you’ll manage stock, operate forklifts and ensure smooth handling of materials and shipments.
What you’ll learn:
- Receiving and checking deliveries
- Storing and managing materials properly
- Picking, packing and preparing shipments
- Operating forklifts and digital warehouse systems
- Helping with purchasing and comparing offers
What you should bring:
- A sense of organization and attention to detail
- Motivation and a hands-on attitude
- Team spirit and a strong sense of responsibility
- Patience and the ability to focus on processes
Want to keep things flowing behind the scenes?
Apply now and become part of EMG’s logistics team!
What we offer you
I decided to do an apprenticeship at EMG because I really like the friendly working atmosphere and you feel like you're part of the team right from the start.
Linus ClemensTrainee at EMG Automation GmbH in Wenden
Already during my first visit to EMG, I felt a strong sense of team spirit and was warmly welcomed. That’s when I knew: This is where I want to begin my career.
Ina GimmlerTrainee at EMG Automation GmbH in Wenden
Interested? Whether at EMG or BST – our shared job portal gives you access to all available apprenticeships across the elexis Group.
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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
How does the application process work?
Our application process generally consists of the following steps:
1. Online application
2. Review of your documents
3. First interview (online or on-site)
4. If applicable, invitation to a second interview
5. Final decision
→ We keep you informed transparently at every stage.
When should I apply?
Ideally about 1,5 year before the start of the apprenticeship – many apprenticeship positions are filled quickly.
Where is the vocational school located?
Depending on your place of residence and the available vocational schools, we try to arrange a school placement close to where you live.
What does a typical day as an apprentice look like?
From day one, you actively work as part of the team, take on your first tasks, and receive clear learning objectives for each training rotation.
What does the onboarding process look like?
- Even before the apprenticeship begins, there is a Pre-Onboarding Day – on this day, you and your parents are invited to our company. You will get a tour of the workplace, have the opportunity to clarify questions in advance, and receive important information about the apprenticeship program.
- At the start of your apprenticeship, our Onboarding Days take place, during which you will get to know the company, your team, and all important processes. During these days, you will receive your work materials, attend initial training sessions, and be gradually introduced to your new daily routine.
Will I work in different departments?
Yes. You will go through several departments relevant to your occupation so you gain a comprehensive understanding of workflows and the different areas.
What opportunities do I have after completing the apprenticeship?
We primarily train for our own future workforce. Most apprentices are offered permanent positions and have excellent development opportunities afterwards – for example, further training to become a certified specialist or business administrator, technician or master craftsman, or even a part-time degree program.
Can I do a voluntary internship beforehand to get to know you?
Yes, absolutely! Take a look at the “Internships” section – there you will find all important information about our internship opportunities.
