Electronics Technician / Heating System Service Technician (m/f/d) Danpower GmbH Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm Full-time, Part-time online since 6 days

Full-time or part-time | 85276 Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm, Germany | With professional experience

Be part of the energy transition!

As an Electronics Technician / Heating System Service Technician (m/f/d), you’ll play a key role in ensuring the safe and efficient operation of our district heating systems.

Here’s what you’ll bring to the table...

Professional Qualifications:

• You have a technical apprenticeship as your foundation, e.g., as a HVAC plant mechanic, mechatronics technician, electronics technician for industrial engineering, or in a similar field.

Professional Experience and Expertise:

• Experience in district heating, heating, air conditioning, or energy technology is a plus and will help you get started in our field of plant engineering.
• Expertise in measurement, control, and regulation technology (MSR) gives you additional advantages.
• A technical understanding of process and utility engineering as well as plant engineering (e.g., pumps, heat exchangers, valves, control systems) is desirable and will help you analyze complex systems.

Additional skills:

• You’re confident working with digital tools, whether it’s a tablet, MS Office, or digital documentation tools.
• Being on call approximately every four weeks (paid according to the collective bargaining agreement) is no problem for you; in your day-to-day work, however, you’ll benefit from regular daytime shifts, Monday through Friday.
• Excellent German language skills and a Class B driver’s license round out your profile.

Plant Operation and Maintenance:

• You’ll keep our district heating systems in top shape by inspecting, maintaining, and repairing pipes, transfer stations, and components.
• You’ll take the reins and ensure optimal performance of our district heating stations by commissioning our systems and continuously optimizing them.

Fault Management and Safety:

• When a malfunction occurs, you spring into action immediately: analyze, decide, resolve—and the heat supply keeps flowing.
• Through measurements, tests, and a trained eye for numbers, you ensure technical quality and document everything precisely.

Digitalization and Systems Engineering:

• Digital systems? No problem for you. You identify errors in remote-reading systems and keep data communication running smoothly—a real contribution to the digital future of our facilities.
• In direct contact with customers, you demonstrate technical expertise, identify opportunities for savings, and actively promote energy efficiency.
• Managing spare parts, organizing materials, collaborating with service providers—you maintain an overview and ensure that everything runs smoothly.

Family-Friendly & Flexible

• Family-friendly, flexible work hours
• Part-time opportunities
• Coverage of childcare costs
  (until the child reaches school age—including meal costs)
• 30 days of vacation per year + December 24 and December 31
• Financial support for work-related relocations
• Health card
• Contributions to a company pension plan or VWL
• Computer Vision Protection Glasses
• Corporate fitness program
• More than twelve months' salary

Mobility

• Job ticket subsidy
• Jobrad bike leasing
• Use of on-site charging stations

Personal development, training, and continuing education

• Coaching, workshops, and team-building
• Coverage of costs for personal and professional development
• Opportunities for vocational training and dual degree programs
• Job rotation and internal promotion opportunities

Other

• Bonuses for profitable ideas
• Team events
• "Employees Refer Employees" Bonus Program

About the Danpower Group

The Danpower Group is one of Germany’s leading energy contractors for heating, cooling, and electricity, with additional core competencies in local and district heating supply.

We currently operate more than 800 facilities nationwide, including 37 biogas plants as well as 11 power plants and combined heat and power plants that use biomass (wood), thermal waste, and sewage sludge.
Through these facilities, we reliably supply energy to private households, industry, commerce, and public institutions.