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Vertiv Holdings · Hamburg, Germany

Customer Engineer Power - Berlin

Hamburg, GermanyOperations

Listed on Vertiv Holdings’s official careers site. Posted July 1, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

We are now looking for a Service Engineer Power (m/f/d) to join our team in the Region of Berlin, Germany.

POSITION SUMMARY

The position of a Service Engineer Power involves daily work for our customers. They are responsible for all service activities as maintenance, repair, and commissioning work at our customers.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Maintenance and commissioning of UPS / 48V systems and battery systems at the customer's site Testing of system parameters and processes, mechanical and electrical troubleshooting, and repair of malfunctions Documentation and realization of the assignments on time and on target Usage of all necessary tools within the VERTIV policies Emergency Standby within the region

QUALIFICATIONS

Successfully completed vocational training as an electrician in the field of electrical engineering or Industrial engineering Practical and technical experience in handling battery systems Readiness to travel in the supervised region, possibly with overnight stay. Entrepreneurial thinking and action, hands-on mentality Driver´s license category B Fluent German and English PHYSICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL DEMANDS Sociability and ability to work in a team.

Commitment and flexibility Independent, sustainable, structured, and service-oriented way of working TIME TRAVEL REQUIRED 75%

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