Engineer* or Technician Mechanical Engineering (Mechanical Commissioning) (Engineer - Mechanical Engineering)

Wasserkraft Volk AGEmmendingen, Gutach im BreisgauEURESpublished 09/15/2026
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For the commissioning of our projects, we are looking for an

Engineer or Technician Mechanical Engineering (Mechanical Commissioning)

You are enthusiastic about these tasks:

  • International mechanical commissioning of our hydropower plants
  • Service assignments for assigned orders at home and abroad
  • Preparation and execution of communication with customers and sometimes suppliers regarding technical matters and questions to be clarified for the assignment
  • Cooperation and support with adjacent departments
  • Internal preliminary commissioning and tests
  • Representation of our WKV AG with the goal of customer satisfaction

Desirable competencies:

  • Completed engineering studies (FH or TH) in the field of Mechanical Engineering as well as Master Craftsman, Technician, or comparable qualification
  • Experience in the field of worldwide commissioning as well as in mechanical plant and special machine construction
  • Good English in spoken and written form, further language skills desirable
  • Willingness to travel, usually max. 100 days per year, distributed over various assignments
  • If your profile does not fit 100%, we look forward to your willingness to learn and develop missing competencies within our company

We offer you:

  • Intercultural experiences and special travel destinations
  • Responsible tasks and diverse projects
  • A high-quality product that you may commission with pride
  • Colleagues with enthusiasm for hydropower
  • Company pension scheme and flexible working hours
  • A secure and long-term workplace in one of the most beautiful regions of Germany
  • A chance as a career starter

We look forward to receiving your application documents, including your salary expectations and earliest possible starting date.

  • Character and abilities are decisive, not gender.

Contact person: Herr Philipp Baumann