Fleet Reliability and Maintenance Working Student

Overview

This position offers a working student role focused on fleet reliability and maintenance within the electric vehicle charging sector. The organization operates public charging infrastructure with a mission to transition transportation from combustion engines to electric power. The role is based in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, and provides hands-on experience in sustainable mobility technology while working alongside an international and dynamic team.

Who can apply

Candidates must be currently enrolled at a university in Germany in Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, or a related field. Applicants are required to live in Munich and be available for regular on-site collaboration with the team. Fluency in English is necessary, while German language knowledge is considered a beneficial addition.

What you get

The position provides an hourly wage of 20.00 EUR along with flexible working hours. Participants have the opportunity to engage in sustainable mobility technology, contribute to continuous improvement procedures, and help shape the future of e-mobility within an inclusive and transparent work environment.

Requirements

Applicants need some experience with coding or scripting in Python, Javascript, Bash, or similar languages. A basic understanding of electrical systems and components is required, alongside basic experience in debugging and maintenance processes for either software or hardware, including root cause analysis. The role calls for an analytical mindset, first principle thinking, clear communication skills, self-organization abilities in shifting priority environments, and a driven attitude toward team delivery.

How to support and tasks

Working students support the operation and maintenance of charging infrastructure in Germany by assisting in-field operators from headquarters. Responsibilities include troubleshooting and debugging technical issues, collecting and analyzing incident data to improve systems and processes, sharing insights, and taking ownership of technical tasks to enhance the daily performance of the Operations team.