Apprenticeship Electronics Technician for Operating Technology 2027

We are Deutsche Bahn. Millions of passengers travel with us every day and we transport enormous quantities of goods – nationwide and in neighboring Europe. Too often we disappoint. That's why we're working hard on a better railway. For that we need power and you! We are one of Germany's most diverse employers. Every year we look for around 5,000 apprentices in 50 different apprenticeship occupations who want to make the railway a little better every day together with us. Join us: We offer you attractive benefits, a dedicated contact person and a great team at your side. And after successful completion you have excellent takeover chances! As an electronics technician for operating technology at DB Energie you ensure that the railway's energy supply works reliably. In doing so you make an important contribution to safe and punctual train traffic every day. Starting 15 August 2027 we are looking for you for the 3.5-year apprenticeship as electronics technician for operating technology (f/m/d) at DB Energie GmbH in Halle (Saale). The vocational school is located in Leipzig in the Eutritzsch district. The training workshop is located on Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße in the immediate vicinity of Leipzig Central Station. Under certain conditions we provide accommodation for the time at vocational school and training workshop.

• You will be taught an understanding of electrical quantities such as voltage, current, resistance and power
• You install, maintain and repair electrical systems in the railway power and energy supply network
• You also learn as an electronics technician for operating technology to analyze and eliminate faults in operating technology
• You work on substations, switching systems and other energy technology facilities
• Together with colleagues you ensure a stable and safe energy supply for the railway infrastructure

• You have successfully completed (or will soon complete) school and your school qualification is recognized in Germany
• Your German language skills correspond to at least level B2
• You enjoy math and physics
• You are manually skilled and like tinkering with electronic components
• You are definitely a team player
• Reliability goes without saying
• You also like working independently