Working Student Electrical Engineering – Network Calculations / Automation (m/f/d)

About the role

As a working student at HAMBURG WASSER, you support the team responsible for the electrical power supply of waterworks. The Anlagenbau division covers the planning, modernisation and implementation of technical infrastructure, with a particular focus on EMSR technology: electrical, measurement, control and regulation technology. This technology enables processes to be automated, controlled safely and monitored efficiently. HAMBURG WASSER closes the water cycle from drinking-water supply to wastewater disposal under one roof. Around 2,400 employees at more than 20 locations help keep services running in Hamburg and contribute to water and environmental-protection projects. Openness, appreciation, trust, respectful cooperation and a diverse community are stated as important parts of the organisation.

Your tasks

• Support the implementation of technical projects in automation/EMSR technology and the electrical power supply of waterworks.
• Help prepare technical specifications and bills of quantities.
• Prepare technical documentation, including 1-pole diagrams, principle diagrams and block diagrams.
• Contribute to network calculations and simulations with NEPLAN 10, including static and time-dependent load-flow calculations, short-circuit-current calculations, selectivity checks and protection design.

In practice, the role combines project support with the preparation of technical descriptions, system representations and documented electrical calculations.

What you bring

• Current enrolment in electrical engineering, mechatronics or a comparable degree programme.
• A completed vocational qualification, ideally in a technical field, is an advantage.
• Interest in EMSR technology and electrical power supply.
• A structured, careful and reliable way of working.
• Good spoken and written German.

What HAMBURG WASSER offers

You receive an intellectually demanding role with individual support from the specialist departments, diverse learning and further-training opportunities, and development prospects across the group. Information and exchange formats, after-work events and modern tools support networking and smooth cooperation. Depending on the task, variable working hours, monetary compensation for overtime and the option to work mobile are available. Further benefits include health and sports programmes such as Urban Sports Club, a subsidy for the hvv Jobticket and offers related to bicycle mobility. Additional benefits are described on the career website or can be discussed with the recruiting team.

Relevance for students

This role may suit an enrolled student who wants to connect relevant technical studies with practical experience in infrastructure projects, electrical power supply and EMSR technology. The posting does not specify the weekly hours, exact location or application route. Which weekly hours, work location and application procedure should interested students expect?