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Process Automation Engineer - Internship (f/m/d)
About this role
We are Metrify Smart Metering , Germany’s largest competitive smart metering operator, and a new strategic spin-off initiative by Enpal. Are you ready for one of the great infrastructure challenges of the 2100s? To truly transform into a decentralized power grid that can support a fully electrified, renewable future, millions of homes need to be equipped with smart meters and control systems. That’s why we are performing the fastest smart meter roll-out in the German market at unprecedented scale, shaping the way this digitally transformed grid will operate.
Our mission is to enable utilities, grid operators, and energy providers to install and operate smart meters. Our service portfolio covers all aspects of metering operations: from electricity meter installation and market communication to data management and clearing. While Metrify emerged from Enpal, we now operate independently in the market, serving a broad range of commercial customers, energy suppliers, and municipal utilities Automate the operations behind every meter exchange Metrify's Multi-Family Home team runs meter exchanges in apartment buildings, and your code will help run them.
In a team of seven, you'll turn the operations we do by hand into automations that save time, reduce errors, and ship faster. What you'll do Develop the automation layer on our ERP system. Write Python scripts that pull and process data from internal and external APIs, Airtable, and our ERP interface. Map end-to-end operational processes with the team, then design automations that handle every edge case. Build an ops layer so non-technical colleagues can run and understand your tools without asking you.
Work directly with the Multi-Family Home team, business operations, and tech and product, and be the bridge between them. What you'll bring A technical background in computer science or engineering (EEE, mechanical, or similar). Strong business profiles with real tech skills are welcome too. Programming experience, ideally Python, and comfort working in a code repository (e.g., Git, GitHub, or similar). Curiosity about how businesses actually run, and an eye for edge cases.