Mechanical Engineer (all gender)
Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany · Full Time
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- Experience
- Any
- Salary
- EUR 65,000 – EUR 75,000 / year
- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 2 days ago
Where you'll work
Job description
Role overview
ALTEN Germany is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to support execution projects in the power sector. The position focuses on mechanical packages for power plants, including decarbonized and hybrid concepts, and involves close coordination with multiple engineering disciplines and external partners.
What you will do
- Contribute to the delivery of power plant execution projects, with exposure to decarbonized and hybrid solutions.
- Own mechanical sub-systems and components such as cranes, lifting systems, and elevators.
- Develop technical specifications and align interfaces with steel, layout, and electrical teams.
- Assess customer requirements and evaluate contractor documents along with engineering deliverables.
- Track supplier performance against schedules, cost targets, and quality standards, including claim handling.
- Work with stakeholders, assist in design reviews, and help prepare customer-facing documentation.
What the employer is looking for
- A degree in Mechanical Engineering or an equivalent technical background.
- Some initial experience in power generation or EPC project settings.
- Good understanding of power plant equipment and industrial energy systems.
- Ability to take ownership of scope and deliver within budget, quality, and time constraints.
- Experience collaborating in international and multicultural teams.
- Willingness to travel internationally.
- Strong English communication skills; German language ability is an advantage.
Working conditions
This is a full-time onsite role based in Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany. The position is planned for 35 hours per week. The stated salary range is €65,000 to €75,000 per year.
Additional information
The role is described as a chance to contribute to forward-looking energy projects and to work across technical and stakeholder interfaces in an international environment.