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greenventory GmbH

Working Student in Building Energy & Software Development

greenventory GmbH
Freiburg im BreisgauPosted about 1 month agoDiscoveredMatch locked
Working studentSoftware Development

"We make our cities fit for the climate of the future!" – Are you in?

Hey! Would you like to actively contribute to the heating transition as a working student and support building owners with data-driven tools for renovation planning? Then greenventory GmbH is the right place for you! We are an energetic team from Freiburg, fully dedicated to the energy transition and climate-friendly urban development. As part of our "Finders" team, you will work directly on the mathematical and technical foundations of our software applications. You will help us develop the calculation cores, model new technologies, and create well-founded decision-making bases for energy-efficient building renovation. If you are passionate about building energy technology, data, and software, you are in the perfect place. An open, curious, and respectful working environment awaits you, where teamwork and sustainability are highly valued. Become part of our mission and accompany us on our way to making the world a bit greener!

Tasks

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Code & Model Development

You independently develop and extend Python code in the calculation cores of our software solutions. •

Feature Expansion

You implement new calculation methods, such as determining the cooling demand of buildings, modeling innovative system engineering, and various renovation options. •

Data & Market Maintenance

You keep economic assumptions, funding rates, and scenarios for future energy price developments up to date. •

SaaS Integration

You prepare updates of our calculation cores so that they can be seamlessly integrated into the backend of our software applications. •

Research & Specialist Support

You keep an eye on legal and technical developments and support the team with your building energy expertise on technical questions.

Requirements

  • You can support us on-site in Freiburg.
  • You are studying energy engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, renewable energies, industrial engineering, or a related field of study.

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In-depth energy knowledge

regarding buildings and system technology is your greatest strength and continuously inspires you.

  • You have experience in Python programming and an eye for clean, well-structured code.
  • You bring a basic interest in software development and the functionality of SaaS applications.
  • You work independently, solution-oriented, and like to contribute your own ideas.
  • You are looking for a long-term working student position (at least one semester) with the opportunity for continuous development.
  • You are a team player and want to actively contribute to the energy transition.

Benefits

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Flexible working hours

Adjust your working hours optimally to your studies. •

Fair hourly wage

We offer an attractive and competitive compensation package (17 € / hour). •

Modern working environment

Top-equipped office in Freiburg. •

Health promotion

We financially support your membership with Hansefit. •

Team spirit

Work in an engaged team and participate in regular team events. •

Professional perspectives

Gain hands-on experience and valuable skills in a future-oriented field.

Why greenventory?

With us, you can directly influence the energy transition and work in an ambitious team on projects that make buildings and cities more climate-friendly and resilient. Your work has a real impact - and at the same time, you can develop professionally and methodically. Sounds exciting? Apply now and become part of our team! Find more English Speaking Jobs in Germany on Arbeitnow

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Skills

python

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