Snr Electrical Engineer

Your Mission

Join us in designing, building, and operating the electrical systems that power our First-of-a-Kind (tFOAK) DAC facility — and help define the electrical architecture for the next generation of commercial plants.

You'll own electrical design end-to-end: from schematics and panel layouts through to physical installation and commissioning. You'll be equally comfortable in front of EPLAN as you are with a cable in your hand. In a small team, you won't just design — you'll execute, review, and iterate in tight loops alongside process, automation, and mechanical engineers.

Key Points

Own electrical design end-to-end — schematics, panel layouts, cable routing.

Hands-on wiring and installation alongside the engineering team.

Drive electrical acceptance, compliance, and grid operator interfaces.

Collaborate with automation on control panels, signal lists, and instrumentation.

Maintain electrical documentation and as-built records.

Your Profile

Skills & Experience

Degree in Electrical Engineering or closely related field (Bachelor's minimum; Master's preferred).

5+ years of experience in industrial electrical engineering, with demonstrated ownership of both design and hands-on installation.

Proficient in EPLAN Electric P8 or equivalent schematic design tooling.

Strong working knowledge of low- and medium-voltage systems, switchgear, motor control, and field instrumentation.

Experience with control panel design and wiring in automation-heavy environments (PLC integration, sensor/actuator cabling).

Familiarity with German electrical standards and regulations (VDE, DIN EN, BetrSichV); experience with grid operator interfaces (e.g. Stromnetz, TAB) a strong plus.

Comfortable working in an industrial construction or pilot plant environment — safety-conscious and hands-on.

Workstyle and Culture

Thinks in systems and owns outcomes — not just tasks

Fast learner who quickly grasps complex topics and stays curious about the problem, not just the solution

Combines scientific rigour with pragmatic, hands-on, build-and-learn instincts

Authentic, reflective, and self-organised — brings structure without losing speed

Comfortable with ambiguity and effective at working across cross-functional teams

Clear and direct communicator with both technical and non-technical stakeholders, with strong active listening skills

Other

Valid Work Permit for Germany, or able to obtain one

Location: Industrial co-working space in Marzahn, Berlin, with our own industrial halls

Benefits

Unique experience contributing to a first-of-a-kind climate-tech project (tFOAK).

Steep learning curve, exposure to cross-functional challenges, and the ability to shape a project from the ground up.

Fast-paced, collaborative environment where your decisions have a real impact.

Competitive compensation and personal growth opportunities.

Employee stock options

Learning and development budget

Regular team events

Subsidized BVG ticket

Laptop and your individual work set up