50Hertz Transmission GmbH | Germany | 22xxx, 21xxx, 20xxx Hamburg | Permanent position | Full time / Home office | Published since: 31.07.2026 on stepstone.de
Operations Coordinator / Master / Fitter, Overhead Lines (m/f/d)
We are 50Hertz – one of the four transmission system operators in Germany. Together with the Belgian electricity grid operator Elia (Brussels), we form the internationally active Elia Group. At 50Hertz, over 2,100 people work to ensure that current flows reliably, low-loss and optimally controlled at all times over long distances. As a TSO, we play a central role in the implementation of the energy transition in a social, technical and economic sense. Our goal: By 2032, we want to integrate 100 percent renewable energy safely and affordable into the network and system. Innovative We are driving the energy transition with future technologies and creative solutions. We are already thinking about this day and are ready to go new ways. Divers We work with people from different cultures and with diverse talents to achieve great things together. We always see diversity in every dimension as a chance. Responsible We are responsible for a reliable power supply and the sustainable expansion of the power grid. In order to master this task, it is self-evident to assume responsibility for each other. Community Our strong community and valuable cooperation ensure the success of our mission. This is why we actively promote the individual strengths and interests of our employees and support personal development.
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