Hi everyone,

    I'm planning a Master’s in Wind Energy Engineering at Hochschule Flensburg soon and I’m trying to get a realistic understanding of my career prospects in Germany. My background is in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Specifically, I want to deeply focus on the control and commissioning side of wind turbines.

    My german level is A2, I know how crucial the language barrier can be, especially in engineering and fieldwork, so I am fully committed to aggressively improving my German during my Master's studies.

    I’d love to get a reality check from people working in the industry, engineering, or just familiar with the current German job market: Is finding a job in this specific niche in Germany a realistic goal? How high is the demand for commissioning/control engineers in the German wind sector right now? Will starting with A2 German make it completely impossible to find working student positions (Werkstudent) or internships in this niche while I study, even if I am actively taking language courses?

    Thanks in advance!

    Planning to study Wind Energy Engineering (Flensburg)
    byu/Own_Entertainer1711 inenergy



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