Software Engineer for Network Control Power Applications (f/m/d)
Hitachi, Ltd.3 months ago
Mannheim, GermanyMid Level
Responsibilities
- Independently handle Network Control projects while considering energy technology and energy-market rules.
- Define technical requirements and coordinate internal and external partners.
- Implement customer requirements in precise technical solution concepts.
- Carry out commissioning and customer acceptance of installed systems.
- Instruct customers on the installed systems.
- Support the sales department with solution development and offer preparation.
Requirements
- Completed master’s degree in electrical engineering, electrical power engineering, or comparable technical understanding.
- At least 2 years of experience with complex Network Control systems or network planning/calculation.
- Technical understanding of solutions, IT systems, Network Control products, and network calculation applications.
- Independent, proactive working style and willingness to take responsibility.
- Strong communication skills and customer orientation.
- Fluent written and spoken German and English; French is advantageous.
- Interest in international cooperation and willingness to travel worldwide.
- Willingness to undertake temporary assignments in global partner units, including exchanges of up to half a year.
Benefits
- Full-time, non-remote position based in Mannheim, Germany.
- Flexible work practices intended to support personal and business performance.
- Potential temporary assignments in global partner units for up to six months.
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Hitachi, Ltd.
Hitachi, Ltd. builds industrial, energy, rail, and digital systems for governments and enterprises, combining operational technology with IT, cloud, and data infrastructure services. Its portfolio spans power grids, factory automation, data centers, rail systems, and consulting delivered through units such as Hitachi Vantara, Hitachi Rail, and Hitachi Energy. Founded in 1910 and headquartered in Tokyo, it is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and operates globally across critical infrastructure markets.