The trade Tuttlingen is known for around the world. Here you do not build a sub-assembly for some anonymous end product — you build the instrument that later lies open on an operating table.
Erchinger manufactures surgical instruments to its customers' order. That means what is made here carries other people's brands — but our signature. As a surgical instrument maker you are the point at which an instrument turns from a collection of precise individual parts into a working tool.
You work on instruments for spinal surgery, proctology and general surgery, in small batches and in prototype building. No cycle time, no anonymous hall — you see the finished part, and you know why it looks the way it does.
You come from precision engineering, toolmaking or watchmaking and have had nothing to do with medical technology so far? Get in touch anyway. The basic skills are the same — we will teach you the regulatory side.
Pay depends on qualifications and experience. We are happy to tell you the starting range before your first interview — simply ask.
A CV and your certificates are enough. If you are applying while still employed elsewhere, we treat your enquiry confidentially, as a matter of course.
