Support the responsible electrical specialist (VEFK - Verantwortliche Elektrofachkraft) in a development area for high-voltage vehicles with a focus on occupational safety.
Creation and maintenance of documents for occupational safety.
Conducting inspections of the areas.
Documentation.
Support in the creation of risk assessments.

Ideally, you have already completed an electrical engineering apprenticeship and are familiar with VDE and DGUV regulations.
You are studying electrical engineering in your main studies, ideally with a focus on electromobility.
Basic understanding of electrical engineering.
Basic knowledge of VDE standards.
Basic knowledge of DGUV regulations.
Knowledge of working procedures in low-voltage electrical engineering up to 1000 V.
A fundamental understanding of testing processes and, if applicable, initial exposure to testing software and/or hardware (ideally embedded software) are advantageous, although testing activities are not the primary focus of this role.
Knowledge of test management tools (e.g., X-Ray) is desirable.
Basic scripting knowledge in Python, C or C++ (CAPL is a plus) can be helpful if needed, though programming tasks do not constitute the main focus.
Open-source background is a plus.
Driving permission in Germany is a plus.
Team player with very good communication skills.
Self-organized and highly collaborative.
Open and outgoing personality.
Flexible and can-do attitude.
Continuous learning attitude.
Fluent German and English.

A chance to work on a new generation of infotainment systems, which will power millions of cars.
An international, interdisciplinary software hub, which is part of Mercedes-Benz AG.
Great company values that we are passionate about and live by every day at work. Have a look for yourself at mbition.io and scroll down to "The MBition Experience".
Agile working methods and open feedback culture.
A brand new modern and fully accessible office facing the Spree.
Flexible working hours.