TrustJobs | Germany | 76133 Karlsruhe | Permanent position | Published since: 16.09.2026 on stepstone.de
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Professional electrical installation and cabling of photovoltaic systems – without roofing and mostly without outdoor work. Technical advice and instruction of customers on site as well as competent representation of Enpal to the customer. Self-fulfilment of the inserts with a fully equipped company car and the required tools and materials.
(m/w/d), Electronics (m/w/d) or comparable electrotechnical qualification; Experience with photovoltaic systems is advantageous, but no requirement. Reliable, careful and independent working methods as well as the pleasure of technical challenges and team collaboration. driving licence class B and readiness to travel for customer operations; Driving times are considered as working time.
30 days of holiday & security: permanent employment contract in a future-oriented and growing market. Company car & modern equipment: fully equipped service vehicle as well as professional tools and digital tools. Further development: Green integration by experienced electric masters, regular trainings as well as training and ascent possibilities. Configuring the future: independent work on modern energy technology and a direct contribution to the energy transition. .
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