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Test Planning
Posted on 7/21/2026
ABB
10,001+ employees
Industrial technology and automation solutions provider
No salary listed
Berlin, Germany
Hybrid
Hybrid role; occasional on-site days in Berlin, Germany.
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- Pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering (specializing in Electrical Engineering) or Mechatronics
- Good knowledge of Microsoft Office
- Basic understanding of electrical engineering
- Experience with LaTeX and scripting is an advantage
- Strong interest in IT and technology
- Good command of German and English, both written and spoken
- Team player with a proactive attitude, strong commitment and an independent, reliable, and flexible approach to work
- Assisting in the commissioning of power converters
- Supporting the preparation of test documentation
- Contributing to the development and optimization of testing methods and procedures
- Contributing to the development of test equipment and testing tools
ABB provides a wide range of industrial technology for utilities, industry, transport, and infrastructure, organized into Electrification, Process Automation, Motion, and Robotics & Discrete Automation, with digital solutions. Its products combine hardware, software, and services to monitor, control, and optimize operations, improving efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. ABB differentiates itself with a global footprint and end-to-end capabilities across electrification, automation, motion, and robotics, plus digital tools, supporting complex projects and a circular economy. Its goal is to help customers achieve higher performance through technology and sustainability while advancing the global shift toward circular economy practices.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Zurich, Switzerland
Founded
2007
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- ABB's $200M Europe grid expansion boosts SF₆-free switchgear capacity, addressing renewable integration and data center demand.
- The IE6 motor saves €87,520 per unit over 20 years with an eight-month payback period.
- Cognite-ABB partnership embeds agentic AI into industrial apps, enabling autonomous multi-system coordination at Aker BP.
What critics are saying
- Siemens and Schneider are undercutting ABB's $200M European grid investment by capturing data center contracts before Dalmine opens in 2027.
- SoftBank's robotics ecosystem integrating agentic AI with NVIDIA Omniverse enables competitors like Rockwell to offer end-to-end AI data center design.
- Cyber incidents targeting ABB's SimReady and SafetyInsight platforms will compromise data center design integrity as AI rises to global risk #2 in 2026.
What makes ABB unique
- ABB offers the world-first IE6 magnet-free motor for hazardous areas, cutting energy losses by 60%.
- ABB integrates power systems into NVIDIA Omniverse DSX Blueprint, enabling digital twin validation for AI data centers.
- ABB acquired Advantics to add Silicon Carbide power conversion, expanding its Direct Current portfolio for data centers.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Paid Vacation
Paid Sick Leave
Paid Holidays
Parental Leave
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Employee Assistance Program
Mental Health Support
Remote Work Options
Hybrid Work Options
Employee Discount Program
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↑ 11%1 year growth
↑ 11%2 year growth
↑ 11%ABB is acquiring Advantics, a specialist provider of Silicon Carbide-based power conversion solutions based in France. The acquisition expands ABB's Direct Current (DC) portfolio and positions the company to serve accelerating demand for efficient DC solutions across data centers, industrial microgrids, power generation and EV infrastructure. Financial terms were not disclosed. The transaction is expected to close by Q4 2026.
Syre has partnered with ABB to scale circular polyester recycling at a proposed facility in Vietnam's Gia Lai province. The agreement will assess how ABB's automation, electrification and digital technologies can be adapted for polyester recycling operations. The collaboration will run alongside detailed engineering for Syre's plant, which aims to recycle polyester from used textiles and industrial waste into new material. Construction is expected to begin in 2027. Syre launched publicly two years ago and has since established an R&D facility in North Carolina, reaching multi-tonne production of circular PET chips in 2025. The partnership with ABB brings industrial expertise to help scale textile-to-textile recycling, which can lower climate impacts and reduce dependency on virgin materials as the industry moves towards circular value chains.
ABB Robotics is integrating NVIDIA Omniverse simulation libraries into its RobotStudio software to improve virtual-to-physical robot training. Global manufacturers including Foxconn and US SME platform WORKR are piloting the technology to support precision manufacturing and cost reduction. The development aims to narrow the gap between virtual robot simulations and real-world performance in industrial settings. ABB claims the technology achieves 99% simulation accuracy, potentially reducing commissioning costs for manufacturers. ABB shares recently closed at CHF66.58, with a one-year return of 36.9%. The integration targets both large manufacturers and smaller firms that typically struggle with complex robotics deployments, potentially expanding RobotStudio's addressable market. The partnership supports ABB's strategy to increase higher-margin software and service revenue across its automation portfolio.
GridBeyond, an Irish energy startup, has raised €12 million in equity funding led by Samsung Ventures, with participation from ABB and Yokogawa. The company develops virtual power plant technology to address power grid constraints facing AI data centres. GridBeyond's platform uses software to coordinate energy storage systems and industrial loads, smoothing peak demand that can destabilise electricity grids. The company currently manages over 1 GW of renewable energy assets and several GW of industrial demand-side loads globally. Founded in Ireland, GridBeyond has expanded to Australia, California, Japan and the United Kingdom. Its battery storage systems respond within seconds, compared to minutes for traditional peak power plants, enabling grid stabilisation and power trading whilst reducing data centre grid connection approval times.
DG Matrix, a solid-state transformer startup, has raised $60 million in a Series A round led by Engine Ventures, with participation from ABB, Cerberus Ventures, Chevron Technology Ventures and others. The company recently announced a deal to supply its Interport device to Exowatt for powering data centres. The Interport acts as a power router, handling up to 2.4 megawatts of connections from multiple sources including solar panels and batteries. It can replace traditional bulky power conversion equipment, condensing two four-by-30 foot skids into a single four-by-four foot device whilst improving efficiency from 82-90% to 95-98%. DG Matrix plans to roll out initial units in June. Data centres represent 90% of its current pipeline, with the company also targeting EV fleet charging and remote community electrification projects.