TenneT is a leading European grid operator. We are committed to a safe and reliable electrical supply - 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We are helping shape the energy transition – for a sustainable, reliable and affordable energy future.
Our core competencies
The expansion of our power grid is based on connecting land and sea as well as producers and consumers. It is the prerequisite for realising our vision of the energy system of tomorrow, which makes it our high priority.
The power grid in Germany is an infrastructure of enormous value. We are responsible for thousands of kilometres of high-voltage and extra-high voltage lines, which is why we ensure every day that they fulfil their purpose at the highest possible capacity.
A secure and reliable electricity supply is only possible if there is a constant equilibrium between electricity supply and demand. Maintaining this balance is one of our most important tasks.
Would you like to be part of a team that embraces diversity, equal opportunities and inclusion? When you join our team, you can expect exciting challenges as well as an environment in which every perspective counts. We support your personal and professional development and create space for creative growth. Apply now and join us in shaping an inclusive and sustainable future!
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Hannover
Asset Management
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Bayreuth
Grid Service
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Stockelsdorf, Bayreuth, Borken, Lehrte, Oldenburg, Schweinfurt
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Employee - Hybrid
Bayreuth, Lehrte
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Bayreuth, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Lehrte
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Lehrte, Hannover
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Bayreuth, Lehrte
IT
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Bayreuth, Hamburg, Hannover
No matter what you are interested in, training, internships or the next phase in your career, you will find a sympathetic ear for all your concerns and questions.
