GEA Refrigeration Germany GmbH | Germany | 10xxx, 14xxx, 13xxx, 12xxx, 11xxx Berlin | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 08.10.2026 on stepstone.de
Service Support Engineer Refrigeration and Heat Pump Technology (m/f/d)
GEA is one of the largest system providers in the food, beverages[1] and pharmaceutical industry worldwide. Founded in 1881 and active internationally, the technology group focuses on machines and plants as well as on sophisticated process technology, components and comprehensive service services. With more than 18,000 employees, GEA generated sales of around 5.4 billion in over 150 countries in 2024. EUR.
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Analysis of complex fault images in industrial refrigeration and heat pump systems and analysis of causes in compressor failures, performance problems and control errors
Evaluation of operating data, log files, trend recordings as well as pressure, temperature, current and power values for deriving suitable measures
Technical support of service partners and service technicians in escalated service cases, commissioning and troubleshooting operations, also on site
Telephone and digital remote support including evaluation of measurement results, service reports and action recommendations
Technical advice on products and solutions as well as processing, analysis and assessment of damage, complaint, warranty and cunning cases
Planning, supervision and documentation of service projects, repair measures and on-site findings
Technical and economic evaluation of services, components and assemblies and costing of project costs
Creation of technical service information, troubleshooting guides and knowledge database content as well as support in product improvements and field tests
Complete technical training with further training as technician or master, completed engineering studies or comparable qualification
Multiannual professional experience in the field of industrial refrigeration, air conditioning, heat pumping or compressor technology
Knowledge of analysis and fault diagnosis of technical installations
Safe handling of Microsoft 365 and experience with ERP or service management systems, ideally SAP and PSI Penta
Independent, structured and solution-oriented mode of operation
High customer and service orientation as well as strong communication skills in the technical environment
Standing for occasional missions within the DACH area and participation in the rotating 24/7 professional service
Very good knowledge of German and good English in word and writing
We offer: Collective agreement: A contractual, permanent employment relationship with 35h week
Holiday: 30 Holiday days + additional free day for the exercise of an honorary office
Exciting challenge: varied activities in the international technology environment in the field of industrial refrigeration and heat pump systems
Team: A highly motivated, international team with lots of energy and fun in technology
Training: Individual training and promotion opportunities in a “cool” company
Staff offers: Various benefits and grants
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GEA attaches importance to equal opportunities. Applicants are therefore taken into account regardless of age, gender, race, ethnic origin, skin color, religion, world view, origin, genes, disabilities, sexual orientation, family status, veteran status or other protective features. Applicants with disability(s) are welcome and are preferred for the same qualification.
Location
![]() | GEA Refrigeration Germany GmbH | |
| 13509 Berlin | ||
| Germany |
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