Electrical Engineer – German Fluent
Electrical Engineer – German Fluent
Augsburg
Germany
€75,000/year
Permanent
Solar Energy
Currently partnered with an exciting Renewable Energy company looking for Electrical Engineers due to growth to take responsibility for the end to end accountability for projects & grid connection.
The Role:
- Develop connection strategies for PV systems across low, medium and high voltage networks
- Working with suppliers, service providers, network operators and internal departments across project phases
- Providing documentation for certification
Whats on offer:
- Hybrid working and working arrangements
- Competitive salary plus company car etc
- Development opportunities
Candidate:
- Qualification in Electrical Engineering ideally
- Fluent German
- Willingness to travel
- Experience with grid planning
- Experience with cabling and substations
Darwin Recruitment is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
Kilian Skinnader
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