Netzschutztechniker / Inbetriebnahmetechniker Umspannwerke m/w/d

Netzschutztechniker / Inbetriebnahmetechniker Umspannwerke m/w/d | Osnabrück, Germany | Hybrid We're hiring on behalf of a leading employer in the energy infrastructure sector that plays a crucial role in advancing the energy transition. This organization is known for its commitment to sustainability and its involvement in significant power grid development projects across Germany. The Role • Lead commissioning tests for medium, high, and highest voltage substation projects, including those for renewable energy sources. • Analyze and resolve faults in protection and control systems in collaboration with expert teams. • Configure and parameterize high-tech protection and field control devices from leading manufacturers. • Utilize advanced testing equipment to precisely commission digital protection and control technology. • Collaborate effectively with project management, planning, and assembly teams. • Contribute to shaping a green future by supporting energy transmission, distribution, and grid connection projects. What You'll Need • Completed vocational training in electrical engineering. • Proven experience or strong aptitude in protection/control technology, with a preference for independent commissioning of switchgear. • Familiarity with common communication standards (e.g., IEC 60870-5-101/103/104). • Proficiency with Siemens DIGSI 4/5, Schneider MICOM S1, and OMICRON TestUniverse is advantageous. • Excellent teamwork, communication, and decision-making skills, with strong German language proficiency. • Valid Class B driver's license and willingness to travel (typically Monday-Thursday). What's On Offer • Permanent employment contract with a focus on long-term collaboration. • Competitive salary in line with IG Metall collective agreements, including holiday and Christmas bonuses. • Generous 30 days of annual leave. • Flexible working hours with a 38-hour week and mobile work options. • Company electric vehicle for business and private use. Apply via Haystack today!