Information Technologist (Wels)
Apprenticeship to become an Information Technologist
Provide support in the areas of hardware, software, networks, and IT security. Become an IT pro, and support your colleagues with your knowledge and skills. Communication-rich and variety-packed, this job involves lots of contact with all of Teufelberger’s employees around the globe.
Facts
Duration: 3.5 years
Location: Vogelweiderstraße, Wels
Vocational school: Linz
Working hours: 38.5-hour weeks, flextime
Apply now if ...
- you have completed your compulsory education by autumn
- you enjoy working on a computer
- languages fascinate you, your command of German is good, and you want to improve your English
- you like to learn new things, work meticulously, and are well organized
- you are punctual, reliable, and enjoy working on a team
What you will learn at Teufelberger as an apprentice information technologist
Starting at the Service Desk, you will be dealing with the tickets and requests of our employees to ensure that their PCs, software programs and cell phones work smoothly. Step by step, you will get acquainted with the existing systems and start to handle small tasks. In your own test environment, you will have the opportunity to test services and features, independently of the production systems, and thus consolidate your knowledge and expertise - of course, always with the support of the whole team.
Your specific tasks include:
- Collaboration at the International Service Desk
- Installing and configuring IT equipment and software
- Performing small tasks after system-specific training
- Handling small requests or projects
Information technologist at Teufelberger – more than an apprenticeship
Time and again, Teufelberger apprentices are also assigned special projects such as charity campaigns or climate projects. Upskilling days on which you will travel to other places with your fellow apprentices also add variety.
Frequently asked questions
Yes! You will be working at the Service Desk right from the beginning, providing IT support virtually on the front lines. There, it will not take long for you to get to know all of your colleagues at Teufelberger. You will be working on a team consisting of about 10 people – and counting. Yes, there will be other apprentices on your team. You will be cooperating across departments, and you will also interact with all of Teufelberger’s apprentices in joint projects. You will have a main go-to person for your training. However, you will be mostly learning in day-to-day operations and from the whole team whose members will offer you active support. You will attend a vocational school in Linz for a 10-week block. You will have 38.5-hour weeks and flextime. You will coordinate your work schedule with your trainer. You can start your work days between 7.00 and 9.00 a.m. and end them between 3.00 and 5.00 p.m.Will I be involved in everyday operations right from the start?
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