Working Student Energy Technology | Coaching (m/f/d)

Welcome to WISAG

... one of the leading service companies in Germany for the areas: Aviation, Facility and Industry. More than 60,000 employees are in service with us every day.

The WISAG electrical engineering specializes in the energy supply in industry. From low-voltage and medium-voltage switching systems, transformers, USV systems, protection technology, weak and strong currents, to the new construction of electrotechnical systems, to the maintenance of existing facilities – in all aspects of design, planning and assembly. For over 50 years, we have been using a lot of energy with our customers in the industry.

Find out more about WISAG on our website. Werkstudent (m/w/d) Energietechnik | Coaching Reference number: 423332 You want to help shape the energy technology and help people develop their potential? Then you're right with us! You have experience in electrical engineering, are you interested in energy technology, want to deepen your practical experience and have fun working with people? You think solution-oriented, introduce your own ideas and don't just want to do tasks, but really move something? Then become part of our team and connect technical know-how with communication, coaching and personal development! Start as a working student (m/w/d) in our Hamburg-Harburg branch with the following activities - diverse rather than monotonous: Understanding and shaping technology: You support our technical coach in energy-related issues and work on exciting projects around energy, measurement, fire and protection technology People accompany and coach: You help to convey knowledge in a comprehensible way, identify potentials and support individual development processes. Communication at eye level: You support the preparation and implementation of technical workshops or presentations in energy technology. Bringing ideas into practice: You research, analyze and develop new approaches and solutions together with us. Workplace is Hamburg-Harburg. You are a enrolled student (m/w/d) of the degree program Electrical Engineering in the Bachelor or Master - likes to focus on energy technology and has a completed vocational training for the electronics company (m/w/d) e.g. energy and building technology, operating technology and the like. Very good knowledge of German in word and writing Electrotechnical knowledge, very good technical understanding You want to apply your knowledge practically. Want to develop with us in the long term Owned experience in handling MS-Office Convinced by team skills and communication strength Careful and reliable operation, detailed

Flexibility in your studies: We will vote your working hours (max. 20 hours per week) on your schedule. Final work: We offer you the opportunity to complete thesis Technology meets humans: you combine energy technology topics with communication, coaching and personal development. Responsibility from the beginning: Count your ideas and you can actively and independently shape them. Learning in the team: You get support, honest feedback, the opportunity to grow beyond you and get exciting insights into project activities. Perspective for the future: We promote and wish for long-term cooperation. Have we convinced you? Then we look forward to meeting you!

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The WISAG is a signatory to the “Charta of Diversity” and promotes all employees with their diverse skills and talents in an appreciation and without prejudice. All applications – regardless of gender, nationality, cultural and social origin, religion and worldview, disability, age as well as sexual orientation and gender identity – are welcomed. Applications for people with migration background are welcome. We take into account severely disabled persons in accordance with the requirements of SGB IX and, where appropriate, the operational integration agreement. All personal formulations in this job advertisement must be considered gender-neutral. We would like to point out that we cannot send back written application folders sent by mail, unfortunately.