Electrical Engineer

Role Overview

As an electrical engineer, you will work on the energy network of the future, installing, maintaining, and resolving faults on the low- and medium-voltage network, transformer stations, and public lighting. You will be part of the Maintenance & Faults department, working with a team of friendly and helpful colleagues. You will be responsible for the management and maintenance of energy networks such as electricity and gas, supplying energy to households, companies, and other customers.

What You Will Do

Your day-to-day responsibilities will include installing, maintaining, and resolving faults on the energy network, guiding electrical engineers in training, and rotating a watch and fault service. You will work on a variety of tasks, from fixing faults to installing new equipment, and will be responsible for ensuring the energy network is reliable and future-proof.

Why It Might Be a Fit

We are looking for an electrical engineer with a logical way of thinking, a training in electrical engineering, and at least 2 years of relevant work experience. You will be part of a team that is passionate about making the energy transition possible, and you will have the opportunity to work on a variety of challenging projects.

Requirements

• Training in electrical engineering, preferably in the direction of low- and medium-voltage
• At least 2 years of relevant work experience
• BEI certificate of a competent person in LS and MS
• Driving license B

Benefits

• Salary in scale 4 (€ 3,052.55 - € 4,070.07) or scale 5 (€ 3,278.72 - € 4,371.63) gross per month
• Individual choice budget (IKB) of 18% (full-time) or 12.8% (part-time) of gross annual salary
• 24.5 vacation days per year
• End-of-year bonus of 6% of annual salary
• DI-budget of € 700,- for sustainable employability
• Laptop or tablet, mobile phone, and company bus
• Compensation for watch and fault service with associated allowances
• Pension build-up at ABP, with 70% contribution from employer