The Experience Certificate For Mechanical Engineer is a mandatory document under German labor law that employers must provide upon the conclusion of an employment relationship. This certificate serves multiple purposes: it acts as an official record of employment, a detailed assessment of technical capabilities, and a reference document for future employment. The document must adhere to specific German legal requirements, including the principle of benevolent assessment while maintaining truthfulness. It typically includes comprehensive information about the engineer's technical projects, responsibilities, and achievements, making it particularly valuable in the engineering sector where detailed technical expertise needs to be documented. The certificate is especially important in Germany, where such documents are standard practice and often required for job applications.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead with full contact details and date

2. Employee Information: Full name, professional title, and basic employment details of the engineer

3. Employment Duration: Precise start and end dates of employment

4. Position and Role: Detailed description of the position(s) held and role responsibilities

5. Technical Skills: Specific mechanical engineering skills demonstrated during employment

6. Project Experience: Overview of major projects and technical achievements

7. Performance Assessment: Evaluation of work quality, technical competence, and professional conduct

8. Reason for Departure: Standard statement about voluntary departure (as per German practice)

9. Closing Statement: Expression of gratitude and future success wishes

10. Authentication: Date, signature, and title of the authorized signatory