Documentation Officer (H/F)

RTE’s project portfolio focuses on network reinforcement and connections, with major achievements such as the connection of the Fécamp offshore wind farm, the first of its kind in Normandy, with a capacity of 500 MW, equivalent to the domestic consumption of 770,000 people (source: rte-france.com). RTE also successfully completed the IFA 2 interconnection between France and England, in partnership with National Grid, to support growing cross-border electricity exchanges (source: rte-france.com). In 2025, work began in the industrial-port areas of Dunkirk and Le Havre as part of a large connection program (source: rte-france.com). The 2025 investment plan includes restructuring the Neste valley network, creating the "Les Iles" substation, and reinforcing the Champagnier-Cordéac line (source: rte-france.com). RTE also has a strong track record of interconnections with Ireland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Belgium, and the UK, and has connected nine offshore wind farms, including three floating pilot projects, on schedule (source: rte-france.com).

In March 2026, RTE published its 2025 annual results, announcing €3.346 billion in investments, a 29% increase compared to 2024, and revenue of €6.658 billion, up 20% year-on-year (source: rte-france.com). Over 200 electrification projects in heavy industry and data centers have already secured network access, representing a combined capacity of 33 GW (source: rte-france.com). In July 2025, RTE and Nexans launched an industrial recycling line for aluminum from transmission cables, capable of processing 600 tons of aluminum per year from 1,000 tons of cables, a first in France for this type of equipment (source: nexans.fr). In February 2025, RTE presented its SDDR 2025 strategic orientations, focused on climate adaptation, network reinforcement, and supporting electrification (source: rte-france.com). In September 2025, RTE awarded Eiffage the contract to build offshore electrical platforms for the offshore wind projects in South Brittany, South Narbonne-Hérault, and the Gulf of Fos (source: rte-france.com).

At RTE, most positions are technical and operational, covering network engineering, project management, system operation, maintenance, digital and telecom systems, procurement, finance, as well as environmental and industrial partnerships (source: rte-france.com). Major infrastructure projects, industrial connections, offshore projects, and cross-border interconnections offer numerous opportunities throughout France (source: rte-france.com). The company culture is characterized by long-term project management, system reliability, neutrality, and large-scale coordination with public authorities, industrial clients, equipment suppliers, and foreign network operators (source: rte-france.com). RTE maintains an active pool of young talent, with around 540 apprentices in 2025, highlighting its commitment to training and integrating young professionals (source: rte-france.com). The main sites are in Paris, but activities extend nationwide, with major locations in Dunkirk, Le Havre, Fécamp, and the Neste valley (source: rte-france.com).