Incoming MV/LV Network Coordinator

As an Incoming Network Coordinator at Stedin, you ensure a safe, reliable, and future-proof energy grid every day. A role with impact and plenty of freedom.

Why working at Stedin gives you energy:

• Plenty of freedom to work flexibly and independently.
• A responsible role at the heart of the energy supply.
• Varied work: active both indoors and outdoors.

As an Incoming MV/LV Network Coordinator, you contribute to a safe and uninterrupted energy supply for more than 2 million customers. You manage a complex medium and low voltage network and continuously monitor safety, quality, and reliability. This includes performing standby and fault repair duties.

A day as a Network Coordinator:

• You start at the office or at home with a meeting together with the other MV/LV Network Coordinators.
• After this meeting, you have a number of switching and work plans (execution plans) that you must review;
• Afterwards, you head out and perform inspections and analyses at one of the projects.
• After lunch, you work out a proposal for an improvement opportunity in your region to discuss it with the Asset Management department.
• You conclude your workday with an analysis of a recent outage and monitor the progress of the recovery measures resulting from outages, maintenance, or investment projects.

All financial employment conditions at a glance, so you know exactly what to expect:

• A gross monthly salary of up to € 6,300 (based on 40 hours), 24.5 vacation days, and pension accrual at ABP, where we pay 70% of the premium.
• On top of your salary, you receive a personal budget of 24% (including 8% holiday allowance). You choose what to do with the budget: for example, extra salary or (up to max. 35.5) extra vacation days. You can see how it works in our calculator tool.
• € 700 (gross) annually to spend on your own energy, for example, for your sports membership or your new sportswear.

On top of that, there is this:

• You will receive a company car from us. This way, you are behind the wheel of your own work! In addition to your car, you can also use a public transport card for commuting and business travel. With this card, you travel second class at Stedin's expense.
• Modern home working facilities and a home working allowance. You work 40% at home or in the office and 60% outside in the field.
• Your development is central: attending events with colleagues and following training and education. This is how you get the best out of yourself.

You take initiative when it counts and remain calm under pressure. With your analytical skills, you connect stakeholders and ensure supported solutions. Quality is your priority, and you like to contribute to the continuity and safety of our energy supply. Creative challenges? You tackle those with confidence.

Furthermore, you have:

• A completed MBO-4 education in an electrotechnical direction (required for OIV MV/LV designation).
• HBO working and thinking level, demonstrated through experience, assessment, or a completed HBO education (Electrical Engineering, Energy Technology, or Technical Business Administration). Do you not yet have an HBO diploma but do have technical experience and ambition? Then we are happy to look at possibilities to let you grow.

Do you (not yet) meet all the job requirements, but do you think you are the right candidate? Then we are happy to look together at what is possible. At Stedin, we invest in your growth.

Take the step towards your next challenge
We look forward to meeting you.

This is also good to know:

• A motivation letter is allowed, but not mandatory.
• A live assessment is part of the selection process.