Netzschutztechniker / Inbetriebnahmetechniker Umspannwerke m/w/d

Netzschutztechniker / Inbetriebnahmetechniker Umspannwerke m/w/d | Gummersbach, Germany | Hybrid We are hiring on behalf of a leading European energy infrastructure service provider, deeply involved in building and modernizing substations for the medium, high, and extra-high voltage segments. This is an opportunity to contribute to the energy transition and shape a sustainable future. The Role • Realize new construction and modernization projects for substations, up to 380kV, in Western Germany. • Commission electrical installations and ensure the smooth operation of green energy systems. • Analyze and resolve faults in protection and control technology, driving process improvements. • Program and parameterize high-tech protection and field devices from leading manufacturers. • Precisely commission digital protection and control technology using state-of-the-art testing equipment. • Collaborate effectively with project management, planning, and installation teams. What You'll Need • Completed vocational training in electrical engineering. • Proven experience or strong aptitude in protection/control technology and substation commissioning. • Familiarity with communication standards like IEC 60870-5-101/103/104. • Proficiency with parameterization software (e.g., Siemens DIGSI, Schneider MICOM) and testing software (e.g., OMICROM TestUniverse) is a plus. • A strong team player with excellent communication and decision-making skills, fluent in German. • Possess a valid driver's license (Class B) and willingness to travel within Western Germany. What's On Offer • Permanent employment with a focus on long-term collaboration. • Attractive salary according to IG Metall collective agreement, including holiday and Christmas bonuses. • 30 days of paid leave and a 38-hour work week with flexible working time accounts. • Company electric car for business and private use. • Contributions to a company pension plan and employee stock participation program. Apply via Haystack today!