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Deutsche Bahn

National railway operator for passenger, logistics

Junior BIM-Konstrukteur:in

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/16/2026
No salary listed
Entry
Leipzig, Germany
In Person
Electrical EngineeringPower Systems Engineering

About the job

Responsibilities
  • Develop and maintain digital BIM models for railway power switching systems using Autodesk Revit and, after training, Primtech 3D for service phases 2 to 6.
  • Learn technical solutions and refurbishment options for new construction or replacement of railway power switching systems with team support.
  • Monitor project schedules and costs and use Autodesk Forma as a common data environment for model management, data storage, and digital collaboration.
  • Contribute to technical model coordination and model quality assurance, including clash detection, information management, and coordination among planning participants.
  • Support the introduction and further development of the BIM methodology and contribute to standards and processes for BIM modelling and digital collaboration.
  • Coordinate with clients, project owners, engineering firms, and authorities on design, interfaces, and data management, integrating them into overall planning.
  • Develop knowledge of railway power supply, relevant structures, processes, and regulations through onboarding and training, and gain practical experience through site visits and daily project work.

About the company

Germany’s national rail operator and Europe’s largest rail group. It provides passenger services (DB Bahn), freight and logistics (DB Schenker), and owns and maintains the railway network (DB Netze) across Germany and beyond. The company is organized into divisions to coordinate trains, freight, and track upkeep, and it is pursuing digitalization and modernization to improve reliability. Its goal is to deliver dependable, sustainable rail-based mobility and logistics while upgrading infrastructure to shift traffic from road to rail across Europe.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Berlin, Germany

Founded

1994

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What believers are saying

  • 2026 infrastructure spending reaches €30.2 billion, including stations, digitalization, and energy systems.
  • DB completed DB Schenker's sale on April 30, 2025, reducing debt and sharpening focus.
  • Management cuts promise over €500 million annual savings from 2028, improving financial flexibility.

What critics are saying

  • June 2026 GSM-R disruption halted trains nationwide, exposing fragile infrastructure and maintenance risk.
  • Punctuality remains brutal: February 2026 long-distance service hit 59%, crushing customer trust.
  • Execution risk persists until 2029, when DB targets 80% punctuality after massive rebuilds.

What makes Deutsche Bahn unique

  • Germany's state rail monopoly controls essential passenger and freight corridors nationwide.
  • DB InfraGO's 2026 network overhaul covers Hamburg-Berlin, Hamburg-Hanover, and Nuremberg-Regensburg.
  • Evelyn Palla's December 2025 restructuring decentralizes operations and cuts management layers.

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Benefits

  • Commuter Benefits
  • Relocation Assistance

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