Key Responsibilities

• Plan, organize, and supervise wetlabs at international congresses, courses, and training events
• Act as key contact for customers, faculty, and industry partners regarding technical and organizational matters
• Set up, operate, and maintain wetlab stations, including microscopes, surgical instruments, phacoemulsification machines, and consumables
• Instruct and guide participants in the safe and effective use of equipment and materials
• Ensure quality standards and troubleshoot technical or procedural issues during wetlabs
• Set up, operate, and maintain wetlab stations, including microscopes, surgical instruments, phacoemulsification machines, and consumables
• Document, report, and follow up on each project

Your Profile

• Hands-on experience with medical devices or in training/workshop organization is an asset
• Technical affinity and readiness to work practically with devices and materials
• Strong organizational and problem-solving skills
• High service orientation, excellent communication, and ability to work in a team
• Willingness to travel internationally for multi-day congresses and training events.
• Very good command of English and German, spoken and written
• A category B driving license is required; having license  for trucks and trailers is an asset

What We Offer

• A unique role at the intersection of medical technology, education, and international event management
• Opportunity to shape and contribute to innovative training formats in ophthalmology
• A motivated and international team with flat hierarchies and short decision-making processes
• Exciting global projects with international travel opportunities. Competitive salary and options for personal and professional development
• Full-time (40 hours/week) position offering a gross monthly salary of € 2,700,00 (negotiable based on experience).

Please send your written application to info@mts-wetlab.com