Direct entry - technical careers
Discover a world full of technological innovations and shape it: from microchips to the largest machines, from research to the final idea, and from working with screws in the workshop or the large hangar. Are you eager to get involved and help shape the future of aviation together? Then let’s take off together!
Our technical professions
Engineer | Focus Technology & Development
Do you love technology? Then bring your ideas to full flight with us! As an engineer, you will have many opportunities to develop in technical professions and actively shape the future of aviation: from design engineering to product development and component & production engineering.
Engineer | Focus Commercial
Join us in bringing together technical innovation and business thinking! As an engineer with a business focus, you will shape relationships with our customers as well as our market strategies and optimise processes for customised solutions.
Mechanic
Do you love tinkering and want to shape the future of aviation with us? Then become part of our team! As a mechanic, you will repair, maintain and overhaul aircraft parts using innovative processes and technologies - from the smallest valve to large engines.
Electronics Technician
Do you love repairing electronic devices? Then help us keep our aircraft in top condition! As an electronics technician in our avionics and pneumatics workshops, you will be responsible for the diagnosis, repair and maintenance of all electronic devices in our fleets.
Aircraft Mechanic
Do you want to work on aircrafts for 800 customers every day? Then come on board and experience fascinating technology up close! As an aircraft mechanic, you will work in a team on aircraft-checks and ensure maximum safety with various maintenance and overhaul tasks.
Aircraft Electronics Technician
Do you want to repair and maintain electronic devices in 4600 aircraft? Then our hangars and workshops are the right place for you! As an aircraft electronics technician, you will lay and connect cables, overhaul them if necessary and repair components or replace entire cable harnesses.
Industrial Jobs
Aviation in particular requires honest and high-quality craftsmanship. In our industrial professions, you ensure that the materials used are safe, stable and state-of-the-art. Whether milling, sanding or painting. Every work step requires your attention to detail. As a tool mechanic, machinist or surface coater, for example, you will enjoy all the freedom and a great environment with us.
Your Benefits
Flight Discounts
Flexible Working Hours
Development Opportunities
Vacation & Christmas Bonus
Company Pension
And many more
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I started my training as an aircraft mechanic at Lufthansa Technik and now work on the aircraft's alternator. The devices are removed from the aircraft and then repaired and overhauled here, and I'm responsible for the incoming inspection before the devices go to my colleagues. My team is always ready to help me and I can always rely on them. I like the fact that everyone here is so supportive of each other.
Gerrit, Mechaniker in den Luftfahrtgerätewerkstätten
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After graduating from high school, I thought about not taking the typical path. I didn't know exactly where I wanted to go, only that I wanted to work with my hands. And preferably in an honest working environment where you can just be in a bad mood on a bad day. Today, I've been working as an equipment mechanic at Lufthansa Technik for more than 10 years and feel really at home here. If I ever come to work in a bad mood, it's gone as soon as I speak to my first colleagues.
Melanie – Mechanikerin in den Luftfahrtgerätewerkstätten
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I started my training as an aircraft mechanic at Lufthansa Technik and now work on the aircraft's alternator. The devices are removed from the aircraft and then repaired and overhauled here, and I'm responsible for the incoming inspection before the devices go to my colleagues. My team is always ready to help me and I can always rely on them. I like the fact that everyone here is so supportive of each other.
Gerrit, Mechaniker in den Luftfahrtgerätewerkstätten
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After graduating from high school, I thought about not taking the typical path. I didn't know exactly where I wanted to go, only that I wanted to work with my hands. And preferably in an honest working environment where you can just be in a bad mood on a bad day. Today, I've been working as an equipment mechanic at Lufthansa Technik for more than 10 years and feel really at home here. If I ever come to work in a bad mood, it's gone as soon as I speak to my first colleagues.
Melanie – Mechanikerin in den Luftfahrtgerätewerkstätten
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I started my training as an aircraft mechanic at Lufthansa Technik and now work on the aircraft's alternator. The devices are removed from the aircraft and then repaired and overhauled here, and I'm responsible for the incoming inspection before the devices go to my colleagues. My team is always ready to help me and I can always rely on them. I like the fact that everyone here is so supportive of each other.
Gerrit, Mechaniker in den Luftfahrtgerätewerkstätten