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Project Engineer (m/f/d) Security Technology

ISG Personalmanagement GmbH published 30 days ago
  • Mödling
  • Baden
  • Wien
  • Eisenstadt
  • Full Time

Responsibilities

  • Collaboration with large (partially international) companies
  • Project execution in coordination with service technicians
  • Design of fire, intrusion, and video systems for industrial enterprises
  • Creation of fire safety plans
  • Development of documentation and wiring diagrams
  • Design of management systems (Windows and Linux)
  • On-site support during commissioning at customer premises

Profile

  • Completed education (HTL or university degree) in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechatronics, Computer Science, or similar fields
  • Initial professional experience in a comparable position
  • Ideally, knowledge of security technology (fire alarm systems/intrusion alarm systems/video systems) and/or network technology
  • Proficiency in AutoCAD and Windows, as well as basic knowledge of Linux
  • Know-how in fire safety plans would be an advantage
  • A plus is familiarity with programming languages such as Python or Golang
  • Excellent German and good English skills
  • Ability to independently identify problems and implement solutions
  • High level of customer and service orientation

Offer

  • Long-term position at an established and secure company
  • Positive atmosphere in a motivated and dynamic team
  • Short decision-making processes and flat hierarchies
  • Opportunities for professional development in various directions
  • Gross monthly salary starting from €4,000 (higher salary possible depending on experience and qualifications)

Interested in a stable company with a great atmosphere?

We look forward to receiving your meaningful application under reference number 111.653, preferably via our ISG career portal or by email at bewerbung.adler@isg.com, as well as to meeting you in a discreet conversation to clarify all further details. See you soon!

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