Technischer Prüfer / Inspekteur (m/w/d) für Windenergieanlagen

Notable projects by Deutsche Windtechnik include the offshore deployment in Egmond aan Zee in 2006, the company's first, as well as the complete retrofit of the Aircraft Detection Light System (ADLS) for the Nordergründe offshore wind farm in 2022, marking a pioneering achievement in offshore services in Germany (Source: deutsche-windtechnik.com). In 2019, maintenance contracts for 1,175 WTGs were concluded worldwide, leading to a cumulative growth to 7,807 WTGs by 2023 (Source: dwtglobal.com). Currently, 5,400 WTGs are being maintained under full-service contracts worldwide, including 50 MW Mitsubishi turbines acquired through Cooke Power Services in the USA (Source: leadiq.com).

In the past two years, Deutsche Windtechnik achieved a revenue of 414 million euros in 2024, representing an increase from 380 million euros in 2023 (Source: windenergyhamburg.com). In 2023, the Deutsche Windtechnik Campus was opened to expand training, with 90 apprentices, setting a record (Source: dwtglobal.com). Additionally, Deutsche Windtechnik Europe GmbH was founded on September 24, 2024, to unify the non-German European entities, and Deutsche Windtechnik Belgium B.V. was established on March 26, 2024 (Source: renewable-energy-industry.com).

Deutsche Windtechnik is hiring in various areas, including technical maintenance (engineers, technicians, climbers for onshore/offshore rotor/tower/electronics), operations (dispatching, logistics), IT, HR, marketing, and management (e.g., CEO Hauke Behrends) (Source: growjo.com). Active hiring is taking place at the headquarters in Bremen, at 16 locations in Germany, as well as in the USA and Belgium, with the company specifically targeting skilled professionals (Source: renewable-energy-industry.com). The corporate culture emphasizes technical passion, innovation, and long-term training to foster expertise, offering extensive professional development opportunities (Source: dwtglobal.com).