Working student IT engineering (f/m/d)

50Hertz Transmission GmbH – a Company of the European Elia Group • Berlin • Students

Berlin


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Job-ID: 10957

Join our Observability team as a working student. Gain hands-on experience with modern monitoring tools, support stable platforms, and grow your engineering skills—curiosity beats experience.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Help maintain and operate our observability platform including Grafana dashboards, Prometheus metrics, Splunk, Loki, and Seq log management,
  • Support onboarding of new teams - guide colleagues through our monitoring setup and best practices,
  • Provide first-level user support for the observability stack: answer questions, troubleshoot issues, and escalate when needed,
  • Contribute to the continuous improvement of dashboards, alerting rules, and log pipelines,
  • Assist with documentation - keep runbooks, how-to guides, and tool wikis up to date,
  • Explore and evaluate new features in our tooling, propose enhancements, and help test changes,
  • Work alongside engineers on day-to-day infrastructure and monitoring tasks in a Linux environment.


What You Bring

  • Currently enrolled in Computer Science, IT, or a related field,
  • Basic Linux knowledge (navigating the terminal, reading logs, understanding processes),
  • Genuine interest in monitoring, infrastructure, or DevOps topics,
  • Good communication skills - able to explain technical topics to non-technical colleagues,
  • Structured and reliable work style, comfortable working independently,
  • Any prior exposure to Grafana, Prometheus, Splunk, Loki, or similar tools is a bonus - but not required,
  • Very good English skills (B2), both written and spoken.

No prior professional experience required - curiosity and a willingness to learn are what matter most.


What You Get

  • Hands-on experience with a modern, production observability stack used by real engineering teams,
  • Mentorship from experienced engineers in monitoring and infrastructure,
  • Flexible working hours that fit around your studies (approx. 20 hrs/week),
  • The opportunity to take ownership of sub-projects and see your contributions in production,
  • A collaborative team that takes learning seriously.

My new place of work

Berlin-Mitte - Heidestraße 2, 10557 Berlin

What are the benefits of working for 50Hertz?

Interesting and challenging Tasks with Responsibility

Friendly Environment that fosters your Strengths

Fair Remuneration and additional Benefits

Get equipped with a Laptop / Headset

Gain valuable Work Experience

Mobile Work

Option to write a Thesis

Weekly working Hours of up to 20 Hours (37 Hours for an Internship)

Full Flexibility regarding your Studies and Exam Schedules

Employee Restaurant with freshly cooked Meals every Day

Free Beverages (Coffee, Cocoa, Tea, Water)

Central Location directly at Berlin Main Station

A job with a future

Towards a successful energy transition in a sustainable world
Towards a successful energy transition in a sustainable world

As one of the four transmission grid operators in Germany, 50Hertz is responsible for high-voltage power transmission; control at this level is decisive for the stability of the grid and to ensure a secure electricity supply in Germany and Europe. We are part of a European grid association, working closely with colleagues throughout Europe. 50Hertz is part of a European company, working alongside Belgian grid operator Elia in the Elia Group. We work together closely in many key areas. Individual activities such as IT or purchasing are organised at the group level, which means that in these areas colleagues from Elia and 50Hertz work in a team from both Berlin and Brussels.

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Please do not hesitate to apply, even if you do not match the competence profile 1:1 in all points.

Active Support

We welcome applications from people with disabilities. The 50Hertz Disabled Persons Representative (SBV) (sbv@50hertz.com) will be glad to advise you confidentially, including on the accessibility of our workplaces. If you would like to mention your (severe) disability already in the application form and/or your application, we will forward your application to the SBV so that they can actively support your application from the beginning.

Contact

Tatjana Schwappach

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