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SGB‑SMIT Group in Germany is seeking an experienced R&D engineer to lead the development of thermal transformers, perform CFD simulations, and develop software tools for thermal design. You will drive innovative solutions and contribute toustainable energy technology.
The role involves collaboration with international locations, documentation of results, and participation in industry events. A strong background in CFD, thermodynamics, and English proficiency is essential for effective
Transform with us the future of energy
The SGB‑SMIT Group is an international transformer manufacturer with locations in Europe, Asia and the United States. With reliable transformer technology, the company actively supports the global energy transition in areas such as renewable energy, industry and urban energy infrastructure.
As a key link between power generation, transmission and distribution, SGB‑SMIT Group develops and manufactures power transformers, distribution transformers, cast‑resin transformers and custom solutions for data centers, industrial applications and e‑mobility. These products ensure efficient, stable and secure energy flows worldwide.
With more than 3,800 employees worldwide, the SGB‑SMIT Group stands for quality, innovation and sustainability and offers a stable environment to work on technologies that shape the energy systems of the future.
We combine the strength of an international technology company with an employee-oriented corporate culture:
Your contribution counts – both professionally and personally.
If you value a dynamic, growing, and intercultural environment and enjoy hands‑on work, then become part of the SGB‑SMIT Group - transform with us the future of energy.
We look forward to receiving your application!
Learn more about the SGB‑SMIT Group as an employer, our values, and career opportunities on our careers page: https://www.sgb-smit.com/career-jobs/sgb-smit-group#
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