- Location
- Wiesenring 11 (View map)04159 LeipzigGermany
- Employment
- Full-Time
- Seniority
- Entry-Level
- Posted
- Oct 9, 2026
About Swiss Timing
Swiss Timing stands at the intersection of Swiss precision, technological innovation, and world-class sport. As a member of the Swatch Group, the company has built an exceptional reputation for delivering timing, scoring, data handling, and broadcast solutions for the Olympic Games and leading international competitions. As an employer, Swiss Timing offers a dynamic environment where engineers, project leaders, technicians, and digital specialists contribute to moments watched by millions. The company values accuracy, reliability, teamwork, and calm excellence under pressure, providing employees with the opportunity to work on complex global events while advancing the standards of performance measurement in elite sport.
The Electronics Technician supports small-batch production and prototyping, tests and commissions equipment, and handles maintenance, calibration, repairs, troubleshooting, customer installation configurations, materials management and quality checks. The role also supports central departments and includes approximately 5–10% international travel to service systems at major sporting events.
Role & Responsibilities
- Assist with small-batch production and prototype construction of timing equipment for internal and external customers.
- Test and commission new systems, devices and components.
- Perform regular maintenance and calibration of electronic equipment.
- Carry out repairs and troubleshooting for internal and external use.
- Prepare and check configurations for customer installations.
- Support central departments including Sports Services, iDEV, and Maintenance & Repairs.
- Travel internationally approximately 5–10% of the time to service and maintain systems at major sporting events, including the Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, and World Games.
- Perform tasks according to established test procedures and help develop new procedures.
- Manage materials and perform electrical tests, calibrations, and quality checks.
Qualifications
- Completed vocational training in electronics.
- Good knowledge of Windows operating systems and network technologies.
- Able to communicate well in German and English, both orally and in writing.
Skills
Education
Completed vocational training in electronics.
Workplace
This position is based in Leipzig, Saxony, Germany.
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Culture
Swiss Timing offers a workplace culture defined by precision, innovation, and the excitement of world-class sport. As part of the Swatch Group, it brings together technical expertise, teamwork, and operational excellence, giving employees the opportunity to contribute to high-profile international events where reliability and performance are essential.
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