Electrical Engineering

Telematik-Spezialist/in EIT.swiss/STFW

You plan and install modern communication and IP networks.

Telematik-Spezialist/in EIT.swiss/STFW

01 · Overview

What this profession is about

Telematik-Spezialist/in EIT.swiss/STFW plan, install and maintain universal communication systems and IP networks for businesses and public institutions.

In an increasingly connected world, stable communication structures are essential. As a Telematik-Spezialist/in EIT.swiss/STFW, you ensure that data, voice and video flow securely and efficiently. You handle the planning, installation and commissioning of modern network and telephony systems. Your technical expertise forms the backbone of digital infrastructure in companies, authorities and educational institutions.

FieldElectrical Engineering
Education pathSpecialisation / Professional Function
IndustryElectrical Installation
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02 · Salary

What you can earn

No verified Swiss salary data is available for this profession yet.
Salaries reflect Swiss market data. Range covers entry to senior. Salary reference based on Telematik-Spezialist/in EIT.swiss/STFW.

Salary by experience

50k100k98k56k77k80k21k0-2 yrs3-5 yrs6-8 yrs9-11 yrs12-21 yrs
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ExperienceSalary (CHF)
0-2 yrsCHF 98'061
3-5 yrsCHF 56'121
6-8 yrsCHF 77'085
9-11 yrsCHF 80'148
12-21 yrsCHF 21'000

Salary trend

-21% over decade
70k80k83k66k2017-20192023-2025
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PeriodSalary (CHF)
2017-2019CHF 82'951
2023-2025CHF 65'560

03 · Pathway

How to enter and grow

Swiss training pathway available in the full profile

  • 🎓 Telematik-SpezialistIn EIT.swiss/STFW

Official education path

Further training takes place via a specialised certificate course at a technical college.

Typical training path

Telematik-SpezialistIn EIT.swiss/STFW

Prerequisites

  • Beruflche Grundbildung als Elektro-InstallateurIn EFZ
  • Beruflche Grundbildung als Montage-Elektriker EFZ
  • Work in the planning, consulting or creation of telematics or network installations

04 · Skills & fit

What it takes

Required skills

  • Technical understanding
  • Problem-solving skills
  • Carefulness and accuracy
  • Communication skills

Personality fit

  • Swiss career path
  • Career transition
  • Professional growth

05 · Daily reality

What the work feels like

Typical day

You stand in front of a network switch configuration interface and check connection tests for a new phone system. Then you go to the server room to organise cable bundles and mount active components.

  • You plan and size universal communication systems according to the technical requirements of customers.
  • You integrate VoIP-capable telephony devices seamlessly into existing corporate networks.
  • You install and lay the necessary data and voice cables in buildings.
  • You measure and test IP networks for stability and throughput.
  • You set up multimedia conference systems for meeting rooms in a practical way.
  • You document the commissioning and hand over the systems to the specialist departments.

Working conditions

You usually work in the IT infrastructure of companies, authorities or specialised telecommunications firms. You are often on the move in training centres, hospitals or on construction sites, where you commission the systems on site.

Strengths

  • Technical understanding
  • Problem-solving skills
  • Carefulness and accuracy
  • Communication skills

Trade-offs

  • Physical strain
  • High responsibility
  • Dynamic technology
  • Project-based work

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