Working Student Electrical Engineering Solar PV

Do you want to shape the future? Join our journey towards Fossil Free Living within one generation.

Vattenfall is a leading European energy company with approximately 20,000 employees. We now want to make fossil-free living possible within one generation. Within the Business Unit Solar & Batteries we develop, construct, and operate utility-scale solar photovoltaic installations.

We are now looking for a

Working Student Electrical Engineering Solar PV

located in our office in Berlin.

What we are looking for:
You are open, you are active, you are positive and both health and safety matter to you!
When talking to friends or family you are proud to tell you are working within Renewables. You consider the combat against climate change as one of the biggest challenges of our time and you want to be part of it. You are convinced that even at work it is all about people; and cooperation, good communication and stakeholder management is key to reach your professional targets. Whilst working in a dedicated way to achieve these targets you want to live a diverse, balanced and healthy life and you do acknowledge your employer’s efforts to support you here.

What we ask from you:

• You are enrolled as a full-time student at a university (Uni, TU, Fachhochschule) in Berlin or the federal state of Brandenburg (mandatory), preferably as a Master’s student
• Your major is Electrical Engineering or a very similar discipline, and you will study for at least another 12 months (mandatory)
• You have initial knowledge of PV systems, and electrical norms and standards
• You have working proficiency in English
• You can work independently as well as in a team, with high personal responsibility
• You are excited to work in the field of Renewables

Requirements

• Electrical Design of PV system, under close supervision of our Lead Electrical Engineer
• Dimensioning of electrical components, and SLD implementation in AutoCAD
• Close cooperation in the Engineering team for our large-scale solar projects