Would you like to play an active role in shaping the energy transition and work on real-world projects while you’re still in school?
Then join watts.eco. We help municipalities, municipal utilities, businesses, and research institutions develop sustainable energy and heating solutions.
Your tasks
Depending on your interests and prior experience, you’ll support our team with:
- Data collection and technical surveys of buildings and energy systems
- On-site inspections and analysis of existing heating systems
- Development of Heat Pump and District Heating System Designs
- Municipal Heating Plans and Transformation Strategies
- Technical and Economic Analyses of Energy Supply Systems
- Research on funding programs, technologies, and the legal framework
- Preparation of reports, presentations, and project documentation
What You Should Bring
- Currently pursuing a degree in energy engineering, building engineering, utilities engineering, process engineering, or a comparable field of study
- Interest in the energy transition, heating planning, and sustainable energy systems
- Independent and structured way of working
- Enjoyment of technical work and teamwork
- Good written and spoken German skills
- Some initial practical experience is helpful, but not required
What We Offer
- Work on exciting projects related to the heat transition and decarbonization
- Direct involvement in ongoing projects rather than merely providing support
- Insights into heating planning, district heating networks, photovoltaics, heat pumps, and energy efficiency
- Flexible work schedules and hybrid work options
- Work location in Berlin-Tempelhof or remotely
- Open communication and plenty of room for your own ideas
- Fair compensation and long-term career prospects
About watts.eco
We are an independent engineering firm specializing in energy and sustainability issues. Our focus is on feasibility studies, municipal heat planning, energy audits, renovation roadmaps, and the development of innovative heat supply concepts for buildings and neighborhoods.
In doing so, we take an approach focused on the common good, with flat hierarchies, transparent collaboration, and a high degree of personal responsibility.
Time period
Student worker: 10 to 20 hours per week
Internship: 2 months or longer; part-time or full-time available
Interested?
We look forward to receiving your application, including a brief resume and your earliest possible start date, at:
post@watts.eco