Field Service Deutschland FSD GmbH | Germany | 50xxx, 51xxx Köln | Permanent position | Full time / Home office | Published since: 26.02.2026 on stepstone.de
Electrician Charging Infrastructure (m/f/d)
Field Service Deutschland FSD GmbH is a company of freenet AG. With our Germany-wide expertise, we drive forward innovations in the maintenance and maintenance of electronic infrastructure in Germany every day. We are looking for electricians (m/w/d) to build the new electric mobility business and to build our team. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Service and development of electronic infrastructure, in particular charging infrastructure Implementation of projects, service and maintenance independent work, team skills and motivation to apply and share new knowledge
Complete training as an electrician, an electronic or comparable qualification Enthusiasm for new topics and the will to shape our company Practical experience in the installation of electrical systems and knowledge of industry-specific legal requirements, guidelines and standards Openness for new communication channels and team structures Work in mobile use and willingness to work on weekends, holidays and readiness to call German knowledge (B2)
Attractive salary including special supplements for weekends and holidays 30 days Company car incl. private use Continuing training and ascent possibilities Safe and long-term jobs Transparency, communication at eye level and feedback culture Possibility of home office and mobile work Flexible working time
Location
 | Field Service Deutschland FSD GmbH | |
| 51103 Köln | ||
| Germany |
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