Elektroingenieur:in elektrische Maschinen - Generatoren/ Transformatoren
About the job
- A completed university or university of applied sciences degree in Electrical Engineering is required.
- A Class B driver's license is required.
- Reliability, a sense of responsibility, assertiveness, organizational ability, teamwork, resilience, and the ability to make short-notice decisions are required.
- Ensure the economical, legally compliant, and safe maintenance and monitoring of the company's generators and transformers.
- Diagnose, maintain, plan, and procure electrical machines and their associated monitoring equipment across the company's sites.
- Identify and implement measures to ensure technical safety and availability and to safeguard and increase the stability and effectiveness of the assigned systems.
- Plan and implement system changes and optimizations.
- Contribute to prioritizing measures and planning resources.
- Manage the approved budget assigned to the role.
- Oversee service partners providing engineering services.
- Contribute to tendering framework agreements to retain service partners.
- Contribute to outage planning.
- Support the maintenance and archiving of technical documentation.
- Contribute to implementing occupational safety, environmental protection, emissions control, and water protection.
- Participate in technical committees inside and outside the company.
- Act as a technical contact for external inspection organizations, public authorities, and offices.
- Supervise students during their practical vocational training.
- Prepare expert assessments as part of the company's suggestion scheme.
- Oversee acceptance and commissioning, and provide technical approval for newly installed and repaired system components.
- Professional experience in the field of electrical machines is desirable.
About the company
Vattenfall is a Swedish state-owned energy company that develops and operates power generation and electricity supply. It primarily builds and runs wind farms and solar parks, and sells the generated electricity to customers across Europe. Its products work by converting natural resources—wind and sunlight—into electrical power at its plants, which is then distributed through the energy grid. Unlike many competitors, Vattenfall is owned by the Swedish government, which shapes its strategy toward publicly accountable, large-scale renewable energy investments. The company differentiates itself through its long-term state ownership and its focus on expanding renewable power across Europe, rather than pursuing a broad mix of private investments. Its goal is to be a leading European renewable energy company by growing wind and solar capacity and transitioning its portfolio away from fossil fuels toward sustainable, low-carbon power.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$5.6B
Headquarters
Solna kommun, Sweden
Founded
1909
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 2026 Vattenfall won two Danish offshore wind contracts, expanding near-term build pipeline.
- August 25, 2026 financing gives Vattenfall EUR 3 billion liquidity through 2027.
- July 9, 2026 InCharge bought Nima Energy charging assets, deepening EV infrastructure exposure.
What critics are saying
- February 2026 France exit shows retail weak spots and management prioritization away from growth.
- Reuters on February 5, 2026 said new nuclear needs direct state investment, limiting autonomy.
- S&P on April 22, 2026 flagged 2026-2030 capex execution risk across offshore wind.
What makes Vattenfall unique
- Swedish state ownership gives Vattenfall political backing and patient capital.
- Vattenfall spans hydro, offshore wind, grids, and nuclear across Northern Europe.
- June 2026 Rolls-Royce SMR selection positions Vattenfall inside Europe’s next nuclear buildout.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours
- Remote Work Options