Amprion GmbH | Germany | 44xxx Dortmund | Student job | Part time - flexible | Published since: 09.10.2026 on stepstone.de
Working student in asset management (m/f/d)
Amprion connects. Our transmission network transports electricity for 29 million people in an area from the North Sea to the Alps. A third of the German economic output is generated there. Our lines are lifelines of society. We keep our net stable and safe - and prepare the way for the energy transition: We build our network and work on new ideas for a climate-friendly, safe and efficient energy system. .
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DISCLOSURE: You support the team of risk systems and management in the asset in carrying out the following technical tasks: Development and documentation of process optimizations Processing, analysis and control of datasets and documents and the optimization of data management Development of ideas and concepts to promote continuous improvement Optimization of the software environment in the area of risk management Preparation, implementation and follow-up of regular dates
current study of electrical engineering, industrial engineering or comparable discipline Interest in technical and organisational issues from various fields of a transmission system operator analytical thinking and independent development of solutions reliable operation and a high degree of self-responsibility IT affinity (e.g. SharePoint, data analysis, business intelligence applications in particular Power BI and AI) cooperative working, team capacity and openness for new
Development Student education programme Family & profession Sports & Health Working discount free parking spaces
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 | Amprion GmbH | |
| 44269 Dortmund | ||
| Germany |
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