A company is looking for an experienced MES consultant with a focus on MPDV’s Hydra X to support the expansion of the system to additional sites. The system is already rolled out at one site and now needs to be scaled further. The role includes supporting the introduction of new features or versions of the system, implementing system customizations and optimizations based on production requirements, and assisting with the rollout. The consultant will work closely with internal teams and external service providers to ensure quick identification and resolution of issues in the MES system. - Support the introduction of new system features or versions - Implement system customizations and optimizations based on production requirements - Assist with the rollout to additional sites - Quickly identify and resolve issues in the MES system

A company is seeking an experienced Electrical Commissioning Engineer to support an industrial/utility project in Narva, Estonia. The role involves acting as the first point of contact on-site for electrical commissioning issues, reviewing complex documentation, and resolving design and installation challenges, particularly from third-party packages. The engineer will evaluate faults, propose solutions, and defend the client's position when necessary. Clear communication with stakeholders and independent client-side representation are key aspects of this role. - Act as the first point of contact on-site for electrical commissioning issues. - Review and navigate complex documentation related to electrical systems. - Identify and resolve design and installation issues, especially from third-party packages. - Handle MCCs, generic point lists, and interface mismatches. - Evaluate responsibility for faults: If blame is justified → propose and implement a solution. If blame is unjustified → defend the client's position. - Represent and communicate problems clearly to relevant stakeholders.

For a project in the power plant environment, a freelance specialist for migrating and adapting the ABB 800xA control system is needed at short notice. - Typical tasks in this role:** - Implementation of programming and commissioning with the ABB 800xA process control system. - Migration of existing control system logic to the new system version, including adaptation of controllers and I/O modules. - Creation and adjustment of process graphics, operator interfaces and alarm management configurations. - Execution of system tests, error analysis and performance optimizations to ensure plant availability and controllability. - Technical support of operations staff during the commissioning and ramp-up phase. - Preparation and maintenance of technical documentation (functional diagrams, configuration descriptions, test protocols). - Close cooperation with the process engineering, electrical engineering departments and the plant operator. - Relevant technologies, tools or methods:** - Control system: ABB Ability™ System 800xA (including AC 800M controller, information management, batch control). - Engineering tools: Control Builder M, Process Graphics Migration Tool, Bulk Data Manager. - Fieldbuses: PROFIBUS, Foundation Fieldbus, Modbus. - Virtualization: VMware, Hyper-V for test and development environments. - Databases: SQL knowledge for historical data analysis (e.g., 800xA History). - Knowledge of relevant standards for process and power plant engineering (e.g., IEC 61508, IEC 61511). - Typical KPIs or success metrics:** - Migration speed: number of system components/functions migrated per week/month. - System availability: control system uptime after migration > 99.9%. - Commissioning error rate: number of critical software bugs after go-live < 5. - Test coverage: percentage of successfully executed and documented test cases > 95%. - Adherence to project schedule: completion of migration and commissioning by the defined deadline. - Operator acceptance: positive feedback from operations staff on the new system environment. - Key challenges, risks or specifics:** - Migration in running operation ("brownfield") with minimal downtime. - Ensuring compatibility between old and new system components (hardware/software). - High complexity of process logic in power plants (e.g., boiler control, turbine regulation). - Risk of cybersecurity vulnerabilities in networked control systems (e.g., CVEs for 800xA). - Management of interfaces to third-party systems (e.g., MES, ERP). - Need for intensive and precise collaboration between control engineering, process engineering and operations. - Concrete deliverables:** - Migrated and operational control logic on the target system. - Fully tested and customer-approved process graphics and operator interfaces. - Acceptance protocols for Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and Site Acceptance Test (SAT). - Updated technical plant documentation. - Final migration report with lessons learned. - Trained operations staff.

An EPC consultant is looking for an experienced site manager (mechanical) to oversee a biogas plant project. The goal of the project is to supervise construction and ensure mechanical work meets the project requirements. In this role, you will be responsible for on-site construction supervision and coordinate the mechanical work. You will work closely with other project stakeholders to ensure schedules, quality standards, and safety regulations are met. - Supervising mechanical construction work at the biogas plant - Ensuring adherence to schedules and quality standards - Coordinating subcontractors and suppliers - Conducting regular site inspections and reporting - Assisting in solving technical challenges on site - Complying with safety regulations and environmental standards

A company is seeking support for a project aimed at transparently mapping the overall ordering process in the Portals area. The goal is to combine relevant data sources from order to activation to enable a holistic view of the end-to-end process. This should facilitate the identification of process deviations and optimization potentials. Key project milestones include connecting the required data sources, building self-service reports, and implementing automated alerts for deviations in the process flow. The challenge lies in the technical and professional integration of heterogeneous systems and data flows to ensure consistent monitoring and control of the ordering process. - Analysis and documentation of requirements in the Omnichannel area using requirements management tools and structured collection methods - Professional and technical analysis of existing data sources and ETL processes using database tools - Recording and evaluation of existing interfaces between source and target systems based on technical documentation - Consulting on technical integration of defined data sources into the Celonis environment considering the tools used (Celonis EMS, Data Pool and Data Push API) - Creation of technical queries and representations for process visualization based on provided platform functions (Celonis PQL, Studio) - Use of system-side functions for visualization and analysis of existing business processes (via Celonis Process Explorer) - Professional consulting on technical interfaces, data provision and systemic requirements

A company is looking for a specialist Construction Manager for Electrical Engineering and a specialist Construction Manager for Process Control (Siemens T3000) for a challenging project. The goal of the project is the technical monitoring and control of the process control interfaces of the existing plant during the integration of the new system, as well as ensuring quality and contractual compliance during the construction and commissioning phase. The role requires intensive coordination and oversight of planning interfaces due to the size of the project. The Construction Manager will work closely with control engineers, planners, experts, and contractors to ensure the successful delivery of the project. Main tasks: Professional monitoring of the process control interfaces of the existing plant during the integration of the new system Professional management of control engineers, planners, experts, and contractors - Preparation of specialized and project phase–dependent documents - Participation in project meetings and negotiations - Supervision of quality assurance and quality control during the construction and commissioning phase - Advice on process control commissioning - Technical coordination with design engineers on quality monitoring tasks - Monitoring contractual compliance and performing quality audits - Participation in safety meetings and implementation of measures to address identified issues

A company is looking for an experienced Technical Writer responsible for creating and managing datasheets, product brochures and catalogs. These documents are crucial for sales, legally binding and part of internal quality assurance. The product brochures present key product features and customer benefits, while the datasheets contain detailed specifications. The role involves independently managing and overseeing all correction and review processes through to final approval, as well as ensuring the defined quality and release processes according to company guidelines. In addition, the final data must be archived in the relevant systems such as the Promo Office database, PDM and internet CMS. - Creation of datasheets, product brochures and catalogs according to specifications. - Preparation of data for print production and ISO-compliant archiving in the product management system. - Management of versioned documents for print production and online publication. - Ensuring the defined quality and release processes. - Archiving final data in the relevant systems.

A company is looking for a Siemens PLC Programmer to support a hybrid setup in Siegen. The project focuses on programming and optimizing Siemens PLC systems, particularly within the steel industry. The role requires expertise in S120 and G120 servo drives. The ideal candidate should live close to Siegen to facilitate on-site work when required. Key responsibilities: - Programming and optimizing Siemens PLC systems. - Working with S120 and G120 servo drives. - Collaborating with the team to ensure smooth operations in a hybrid setup. - Troubleshooting and resolving technical issues. - Ensuring compliance with industry standards and safety regulations.

A company is looking for an experienced technical project manager in the field of district heating. The project’s goal is the planning and construction of district heating pipelines through all service phases of the HOAI as well as taking on complex project tasks. The project manager will play a key role in controlling and coordinating projects, working closely with engineering firms, municipalities, authorities and internal contacts. The role includes developing and optimizing planning options to maximize project efficiency and sustainability. In addition, the project manager will continuously improve technical planning guidelines and processes, carry out technical-economic analyses, develop scenarios and create concepts. Another focus is on budget planning for network investments in the heating sector, in close coordination with central controlling, as well as carrying out network calculations. - Planning and construction of district heating pipelines through all service phases of the HOAI. - Controlling and coordinating projects in cooperation with engineering firms, municipalities, authorities and internal contacts. - Developing and optimizing planning options to increase efficiency and sustainability. - Supporting the improvement of technical planning guidelines and processes. - Conducting technical-economic analyses and developing scenarios and concepts. - Preparing budget plans for network investments in the heating sector. - Performing network calculations.

A company is seeking an experienced Electrical Commissioning Engineer to support an industrial/utility project in Narva, Estonia. The role involves acting as the first point of contact for electrical commissioning issues on-site, navigating complex documentation, and resolving design and installation challenges, particularly from third-party packages. The engineer will evaluate faults, propose solutions, and defend the client's position when necessary, ensuring clear communication with stakeholders. - Act as the first point of contact on-site for electrical commissioning issues. - Review and navigate complex documentation related to electrical systems. - Identify and resolve design and installation issues, especially from third-party packages. - Handle MCCs, generic point lists, and interface mismatches. - Evaluate responsibility for faults: - If blame is justified → propose and implement a solution. - If blame is unjustified → defend the client's position. - Represent and communicate problems clearly to relevant stakeholders.

A leading automotive supplier is looking for an experienced quality expert to inspect weld seams on safety-relevant body components. The project involves ensuring the highest quality standards through non-destructive testing methods. - Typical tasks: Independently plan, perform and evaluate non-destructive tests (NDT), especially visual testing (VT) and ultrasonic testing (UT). Create and manage test plans and work instructions. Detailed documentation of test results in CAQ systems. Analyze defect patterns and initiate corrective actions in close coordination with welding and production planning. Calibration and maintenance of test equipment. - Relevant technologies/tools: Ultrasonic testing devices, endoscopes, videoscopes, CAQ software (e.g. Babtec, QSYS), knowledge of standards DIN EN ISO 9712, ISO 5817, and relevant VDA volumes. - KPIs/success metrics: First Pass Yield (FPY) > 98%, reduction of internal defect rate (PPM), zero-error tolerance for safety-critical seams (escape rate = 0), on-time completion of test orders. - Key challenges: Assess complex seam geometries under time pressure. Clear interpretation of test results and distinguishing acceptable irregularities from critical defects. Enforcing quality standards with production. - Deliverables: Completed test reports, detailed failure analyses and reports, updated work and test instructions, contributions to FMEAs (failure mode and effects analysis). - Best practices: Regular team alignment (shopfloor management), continuous improvement of testing processes (CIP), raising awareness and training of production staff.

For an internationally active special machine manufacturer, we are looking for an experienced PLC programmer to implement challenging automation projects. The focus is on new programming and commissioning of control systems. - Typical tasks: development, testing and documentation of PLC software for new plants using Siemens SIMATIC S7 (TIA Portal) and/or CODESYS V3. Creation and adaptation of HMI visualizations (e.g. with WinCC Unified, TwinCAT HMI). Commissioning machines and plants on-site (including I/O checks, configuration of fieldbus systems like Profinet/EtherCAT, functional tests). Systematic error analysis and optimization of existing plants. Technical support for customer service. - Relevant technologies/tools: Siemens TIA Portal, SIMATIC S7-1500, CODESYS V3, Beckhoff TwinCAT, WinCC, various fieldbus configurators, EPLAN P8 (reading circuit diagrams). - KPIs/success metrics: adherence to development and commissioning schedules, reduction of commissioning time through high software quality, machine cycle time and availability (OEE), customer satisfaction after commissioning. - Special challenges: integration of hardware and software components from different manufacturers. Working under time pressure during on-site commissioning. Ensuring functional machine safety (safety PLC) according to standards (e.g. ISO 13849-1). - Deliverables: operational, fully documented PLC programs, final HMI projects, signed commissioning and acceptance protocols, creation or addition of operating manuals. - Best practices: structured programming according to standards (e.g. IEC 61131-3), modular and reusable software blocks, consistent versioning of code (e.g. in Git).

- Construction management for the installation of electrotechnical systems in the context of a grid connection project - Ensuring compliance with budget, schedule and quality goals as well as all relevant legal regulations - Reviewing technical documents such as construction drawings, material lists and performance records - Coordinating and communicating with subcontractors, suppliers and project stakeholders - Managing interfaces and ensuring a smooth project flow

On behalf of a renowned client in the life sciences sector, freelance support is sought in Clinical Data Management. The main task is to be responsible for coordinating all data management activities in clinical studies. - Typical responsibilities in this role:** - Creation and review of the Data Management Plan (DMP) and the Data Validation Plan (DVP). - Design and implementation of electronic case report forms (eCRFs) in EDC systems (Electronic Data Capture). - Coordination of data collection, validation, and cleaning throughout the study cycle. - Development and execution of query processes to resolve data inconsistencies with study sites. - Medical coding of adverse events (AEs) and medications (e.g., using MedDRA, WHODrug). - Conducting SAE reconciliation (serious adverse event reconciliation). - Preparation and execution of database lock after data collection is complete. - Preparation of status reports and communication with the study team (project management, monitoring, biostatistics). - Relevant technologies, tools or methods:** - EDC systems: Medidata Rave, Oracle Clinical, Viedoc, Zelta, OpenClinica. - Programming languages/analysis tools: SAS, R, Python, SQL. - Standards: CDISC (SDTM, ADaM), GCP (Good Clinical Practice), 21 CFR Part 11. - Collaboration tools: MS Teams, Jira, Confluence. - Data visualization: Tableau, Power BI. - Typical KPIs or success metrics:** - Data quality: Query rate (number of queries per 1000 data points) < X; data entry error rate < 1%. - Time management: time from last patient last visit (LPLV) to database lock (target: 4–6 weeks). - Efficiency: average time to query resolution (target: < 10 working days for critical queries). - Compliance: 100% adherence to milestones and processes defined in the DMP. - Protocol adherence: rate of protocol deviations related to data management < 5%. - Specific challenges, risks or considerations:** - Managing increasing data volumes and sources (e.g., wearables, ePROs). - Ensuring data integrity and security (cybersecurity, data protection/GDPR). - Complexity from mid-study changes (protocol amendments) and their impact on the database. - Ensuring consistent data quality across multiple, globally distributed study sites. - Lack of qualified specialists and high training demands for study-specific systems. - Deliverables:** - Finalized and approved Data Management Plan (DMP). - Live and validated study database (EDC system). - Regular data cleaning reports and status updates. - Clean, quality-assured data set ready for statistical analysis. - Final locked study database with complete audit trail. - Archived project documentation after study completion.

A company is looking for an experienced project manager with a civil engineering background for the power plant or energy industry. The goal of the project is to lead the planning, coordination and implementation of construction projects in the energy and power plant sector. The role requires close cooperation with interdisciplinary teams to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. It is explicitly stated that construction supervisors are not being sought. Main tasks: - Managing and overseeing construction projects in the power plant or energy industry - Coordinating between different disciplines and external partners - Ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards - Creating and monitoring project plans and budgets - Identifying and resolving technical challenges - Reporting to stakeholders and management

We are looking for an experienced consultant for a process and project initiative in Asset P&L (Profit and Loss) at a leading international financial services provider. - Typical responsibilities in this role:** - Analyze and document the existing end-to-end P&L processes for various asset classes (e.g., equities, fixed income, derivatives). - Identify weaknesses, risks, and inefficiencies in data collection, processing, and reporting. - Design and develop optimized target processes for P&L calculation and attribution. - Create functional specifications and business requirements for adapting or introducing IT systems (e.g., P&L engines, data warehouses). - Manage the implementation of the new processes and tools, including milestone planning, stakeholder management, and test coordination. - Develop controls to ensure data quality and consistency. - Prepare training materials and conduct workshops for business areas (trading, controlling, risk). - Relevant technologies, tools, or methods:** - Advanced analytics: MS Excel (Pivot, Power Query, VBA), SQL. - Business Intelligence: Tableau, Power BI, Qlik. - Project management: Jira, Confluence, MS Project. - ERP/Finance systems: SAP FI/CO, Oracle Financials, or industry-specific asset management platforms. - Methods: Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN 2.0), agile project management (Scrum/Kanban). - Typical KPIs or success metrics:** - Reduction in P&L cycle time: target >25% efficiency gain. - Decrease in manual correction entries: target >50% reduction through process automation. - Data quality index: increase in first-time-right rate on data intake to >99%. - Efficiency ratio (cost-to-income): demonstrate a positive impact on lowering the ratio. - User adoption rate: acceptance of new processes/tools in the business area >80% after 3 months. - Key challenges, risks, or specifics:** - Heterogeneous system landscapes and inconsistent data sources (data silos). - High complexity of financial products and valuation models. - Resistance to process changes in business areas (change management). - Ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements (e.g., IFRS 9, BCBS 239). - Time- and budget-critical implementation while ongoing operations. - Concrete deliverables:** - Milestone 1: completed as-is analysis and process documentation. - Deliverable 1: detailed analysis report including risk assessment. - Milestone 2: finalized target concept and business requirements document. - Deliverable 2: implementation roadmap and project plan. - Milestone 3: successful user acceptance test (UAT) of the new process/tool. - Deliverable 3: acceptance protocols, training materials, and project closure report.

Typical tasks: - Analyze existing insurance processes and identify digitalization potentials - Gather and document business requirements together with departments - Create solution concepts for digital transformation (incl. process modeling and cost-benefit analyses) - Act as liaison between business and IT: translate requirements into technical concepts and support implementation - Support project management in planning and rolling out new digital solutions (agile methods like Scrum/Kanban) Relevant tools & technologies: BPMN modeling tools (e.g. Visio, Signavio), requirements management (Jira, Confluence), knowledge of common insurance IT systems, MS Office KPIs & metrics: adherence to project milestones and budgets, reduction of process cycle times, increase in customer satisfaction/user acceptance, reduction of manual efforts through automation Challenges: aligning diverse stakeholders in the insurance environment (departments, IT, regulatory), integrating new digital solutions into existing legacy systems, handling regulatory requirements and data privacy, change management and user adoption Deliverables: comprehensive requirements documents and process models, developed business concepts and user stories for IT implementation, defined implementation roadmap, training materials for modified processes Lessons Learned: involving all stakeholders early on makes digitalization projects easier; iterative, agile approaches allow flexible adjustments; deep industry knowledge (products, regulation) is crucial to design sustainable digital solutions

We are looking for a freelance electrical engineer specializing in high and extra-high voltage as a primary planner (m/f/d) to support energy infrastructure projects. The projects include grid connection of generation plants (especially wind and solar farms) as well as new construction and modification of substations. - Typical responsibilities in this role:** - Developing primary engineering concepts and layouts for air- and gas-insulated high and extra-high voltage switchgear (AIS/GIS) from 110 kV to 380 kV. - Designing and sizing primary equipment (circuit breakers, disconnectors, instrument transformers, transformers, etc.). - Creating single-line diagrams, electrical schematics, and arrangement drawings. - Performing short-circuit and load flow calculations, and sizing grounding systems and lightning protection. - Conducting technical clarifications and coordination with clients, grid operators, authorities, and suppliers. - Preparing technical specifications and tender documents for primary equipment. - Coordinating with other disciplines such as secondary systems, civil engineering, and control systems. - Supporting commissioning and acceptance of the equipment. - Relevant technologies, tools, or methods:** - Planning software: AutoCAD, Primtech, REVIT, EPLAN. - Calculation tools: PowerFactory (DIgSILENT), NEPLAN, or vendor-specific tools. - Standards & regulations: VDE-AR-N 4120 (High Voltage Technical Connection Conditions), IEC standards, EN standards. - Project management tools: MS Project, Jira. - BIM (Building Information Modeling) in plant engineering. - Typical KPIs or success metrics:** - Planning quality: Number of required plan changes after approval < 5%. - Schedule adherence: Meeting planning milestones according to the overall project schedule. - Cost efficiency: Staying within the budget for the planned primary equipment. - Technical compliance: Successful acceptance of the equipment by the grid operator without primary equipment issues. - Interface management: Smooth coordination, measured by the number of delays in other disciplines caused by planning errors. - Key challenges, risks, or specifics:** - High complexity and safety requirements in the high and extra-high voltage range. - Need for exact compliance with the grid connection rules (TAR) of the respective grid operators. - Long delivery times and price fluctuations for large primary equipment. - Coordination in tight spaces, especially during refurbishment of existing facilities. - Increasing demands from integrating renewable energies (e.g., reactive power management, FRT behavior). - Ensuring physical safety and occupational health in the planning process. - Specific deliverables:** - Approval-ready primary technical planning documents (layouts, elevations, sections). - Final single-line diagrams and overview circuit diagrams. - Technical calculation reports (e.g., short-circuit withstand, grounding). - Prepared bill of quantities and technical specifications for procurement. - Minutes of technical coordination meetings. - Revision documents and as-built documentation.

A company is seeking support for carrying out the engineering of energy generation and consumption plants and their connection to the transmission and/or distribution grids of network operators in Germany and abroad. The project includes both existing plants and those under development, such as power plants, consumer installations, and hybrid systems like battery installations. The goal is to plan, coordinate, and implement grid connections efficiently. Main tasks: - Managing approval processes for grid connections at the respective voltage level - Preparing technical documents for grid connection requests - Creating grid connection applications, including technical documentation for network operators - Technical engineering for grid connection concepts - Designing extra-high, high, and medium-voltage switchgear and substations - Basic and detailed engineering, including tender documents and specifications - Developing technical standards to implement quality requirements - Control and coordination tasks within project execution - Consulting and coordination for quality assurance measures - Project management in line with technical regulations and project management strategies - Advice on contract management, e.g., grid connection contracts - Coordinating processes and carrying out on-site construction support measures - Developing retrofit concepts for conventional power plants, hydropower plants, and other installations

A company is looking for freelance support in the area of HSE management / safety specialist for a long-term project. The project's goal is to ensure and coordinate safety measures on a construction site in Wiesbaden in accordance with legal and contractual requirements. The role includes responsibility for implementing and monitoring occupational health and safety measures, conducting trainings and audits, and creating and maintaining HSE reporting. The HSE Manager will work closely with clients, partners, and contractors to ensure compliance with safety standards. Key responsibilities: - Coordinate safety measures on the construction site according to Section 4 of the Occupational Safety Act - Align and coordinate health and safety measures with contractors - Maintain and update the HSE Site Manual - Conduct toolbox talks - Participate in coordination meetings - Prepare and carry out trade-specific risk assessments - Perform regular site inspections, including reporting and photo documentation - Report and track defects and derive appropriate actions - Conduct HSE trainings and briefings - Monitor the use of personal protective equipment - Organize and conduct HSE audits - Create and maintain HSE reports - Review relevant supplier documents - Analyze work and near-miss incidents, including prevention measures - Issue instructions to contractors on HSE-related matters