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Technical Environmental / Egology Engineer

Job Description

For more than a hundred years, we have been harnessing energy for Vorarlberg with its down-to-earth approach and visionary ideas. As a reliable energy supplier, sought-after employer, and diverse partner in the region, we take on sustainable responsibility. For today, for tomorrow, and for future generations.

We are now looking for a Technical Environmental / Ecology Engineer to join our growing team in Vandans, Austria.

You will be working on Austria's largest hydropower project which is a €2 Billion project which will be built on Lake Lunersee in the Brandnertal Valley.

 

Responsibilities 

• Operational activities in landfill, waste and sediment management, ecological accompanying planning, ecological construction supervision

• Introduction of ecological aspects in the in-house interdisciplinary planning process; Support of external planning and specialist offices

• Coordinative activities in the handling of official procedures, including EIA procedures

• Project work on the topic of ecology in official approval procedures, contact person for experts, condition management

• To increase the flexibility of our team, you are also assigned to other technical tasks. 

 

Requirements:

• Completed technical university education preferred (e.g. civil engineering, environmental technology, hydraulic engineering)

• Good knowledge of environmental technology; Relevant further training (e.g. ecological construction supervision, environmental law, …) is an advantage

• Experience in the handling and coordination of EIA procedures is advantageous

• Economic way of thinking and acting

• Efficient, structured and proactive way of working

• Enthusiasm and personal commitment to hydropower

• Team spirit and negotiation skills

• Routine in dealing with MS Office

 

Benefits:

•  Attractive salary structure

• Fair working hours

• Company health promotion

• Flexible flexitime arrangements

• Hybrid working

• Extensive parental leave and part-time work models

• Free travel on public transport

• Freshly prepared meals in the company restaurants

• Company outings

• Life-phase-oriented social benefits such as child allowances

• Partial retirement

• Summer holiday care for schoolchildren

• Company housing