Amprion GmbH | Germany | 50xxx Erftstadt | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 06.07.2026 on stepstone.de
Engineer Construction and Maintenance Planning Secondary / Communications Engineering (m/f/d)
Amprion connects. Our transmission network transports electricity for 29 million people in an area from the North Sea to the Alps. A third of the German economic output is generated there. Our lines are lifelines of society. We keep our net stable and safe - and prepare the way for the energy transition: We build our network and work on new ideas for a climate-friendly, safe and efficient energy system. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Your tasks: Maintenance planning in the area of the transfer systems with the focus on protection, control and communication technology Coordination of maintenance projects and special projects Commissioning and monitoring of maintenance measures Technical support of the exporting units Support in the analysis of disturbances Budget identification and tracking Special tasks like ISMS etc.
Your profile: completed (special) university studies in the field of electrical engineering or comparable qualification Knowledge and experience in the operation of high and high voltage networks desirable very good knowledge of German and good English in word and writing safe handling of MS Office applications SAP knowledge desirable independent and result-oriented operation high commitment, team skills and social competence Driving licence Class B
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 | Amprion GmbH | |
| 50374 Erftstadt | ||
| Germany | ||
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