Industrial Clerk (m/f/d)
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Your Tasks as an Industrial Clerk at AWILA
Quotes and Order Processing
You calculate quotes, write order confirmations, and follow the order through to the final invoice.
Purchasing
You obtain prices, negotiate with suppliers, and make sure materials and purchased parts arrive on schedule.
Managing Deadlines
You keep track of where a project stands and act early if a deadline is at risk.
Customer Support
You’re the contact for questions – by phone and email, in English for international customers.
Reporting
You prepare figures on projects and suppliers, providing the basis for decisions.
Working in a commercial role,
yet close to the technology.
With us, commercial staff and design engineers sit under the same roof. You won’t be calculating abstract line items – within a short time, you’ll know what’s actually behind an assembly.
Because every project looks different, there’s no routine by the book – but there is room for decisions, and colleagues you can ask directly.
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Your Profile as an Industrial Clerk
Commercial Training
As an industrial clerk or wholesale and foreign trade clerk, ideally with experience in a technical environment.
Confident with Numbers
Costing and post-calculation should come naturally to you – a wrong figure in a quote shows up at the latest on the invoice.
English Skills
Our customers are located in over 50 countries. You should be able to communicate in writing and on the phone.
Independent Way of Working
You manage your tasks on your own responsibility and get the information you’re missing.
Do you still have questions about this position?
View QuestionsCheck the FAQ below or call your future contact person directly – about the tasks as well as about the application process.
What awaits you with us.
A permanent contract, pay close to collective bargaining rates, and a time account that balances out overtime. Fridays end early.
Plus a family business with short decision-making paths: if you have a question for management, it’s just one office away.
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Does this position suit you? Then apply now.
A CV is enough. We’ll clarify everything else in a conversation – happy to start with a phone call.
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General Questions & Answers About Your Application
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A CV and a few sentences about your previous work are enough to get started. We don’t expect a fully written cover letter – we’re interested in what you can do.
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As a rule, we get back to you within a week. If it’s a good fit in principle, we’ll invite you to a conversation with the relevant department head.
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We work full days from Monday to Thursday and finish earlier on Fridays. Overtime is project-related and is balanced out through a time account.
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You’ll get a fixed contact person from the department who supports you during the first few weeks. How long onboarding takes depends on the area – we don’t put you under time pressure.
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That depends on the position. In production and design, it’s the exception; in the installation area, it’s part of the job. We discuss this openly in the interview before you sign.
