Netzschutztechniker / Inbetriebnahmetechniker Umspannwerke m/w/d

High Voltage Substation Technician / Commissioning Technician | Landsberg, Germany | Hybrid A leading European energy infrastructure company is seeking a skilled technician to contribute to the development of new and modernized substations. This role is pivotal in advancing renewable energy projects and ensuring the successful transition to a sustainable energy future across Southeast Germany. The Role • Commissioning and testing of medium, high, and ultra-high voltage substations. • Analyzing and resolving faults within protection and control systems. • Configuring and parameterizing protection and field control devices from leading manufacturers. • Utilizing modern testing equipment for precise commissioning of digital protection and control technology. • Collaborating effectively with project management, planning, and installation teams. • Playing a key role in projects related to energy transmission, distribution, and grid connections for renewable energy sources. What You'll Need • Completed vocational training in Electrical Engineering. • Demonstrated knowledge in protection/control technology, with experience in commissioning switchgear. • Familiarity with common communication standards (IEC 60870-5-101/103/104). • Experience with configuration software like Siemens DIGSI 4/5, Schneider MICOM S1, and OMICROM TestUniverse is advantageous. • Strong team player with excellent communication and decision-making skills in German. • Valid driver's license (Class B) and willingness to travel for projects. What's On Offer • Permanent employment with a focus on long-term collaboration. • Competitive salary based on IG Metall collective agreement, plus vacation and Christmas bonuses. • Generous 30 days of paid time off and a 38-hour work week with flexible work arrangements. • Company electric vehicle for business and private use, plus a company car. • Support for long-term financial security through occupational pension schemes. Apply via Haystack today!