Project Engineer – Grid Connection
München
Germany
£95,000/year
Permanent
Grid Strategy
Our client is a leading engineering, design and consulting business with a strong commitment to building a sustainable future.
To strengthen their teams they are seeking a project engineer specialising in high-voltage grid connections and energy technology whilst remaining compliant with the relevant regulations VDE-AR-N 4120/4130.
You can enjoy flexible working conditions, an attractive salary and also flat hierarchies with multiple progression paths.
If this advertisement appeals to you, but you are not 100% sure. Apply regardless! One of our dedicated consultants will assist you.
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