E.ON AG

Energy

Energy fuels modern societies. The public debate about energy prices and climate change makes it clear that a company like E.ON faces enormous challenges to supply energy in a way that achieve a balance between security of supply, environmental friendliness, and cost-effectiveness.

E.ON is superbly positioned to meet these challenges. Our company is clearly focused on our core power and gas business. More than 85,000 employees have made E.ON into the world's largest investor-owned energy services provider. Thanks to our employees' expertise and our company's strength, we're able to actively shape energy markets and develop innovative technology to help protect the earth's climate. Would you like to work in this exciting environment and help us shape the future?

E.ON has numerous hiring and development opportunities for vocational trainees, people who already have commercial or technical training, and engineering and economics students and graduates. E. ON has over 2,100 apprentices in more than 30 different professions in over 50 locations and annual recruitment of about 800 students nationwide.

University students can take a closer look at our operations through internships and research projects focusing on our company. University graduates can join our company as direct hires, through the international E.ON Graduate Program, or through E.ON Energie's trainee programs across Germany.

At E.ON, we're committed to treating our employees and customers with respect. We take our employees' needs seriously. That's why we have a variety of programs to help them maintain a work-life balance and to provide them with individually tailored professional development.

E.ON offers you a variety of ways to join our team and outstanding prospects for your professional future. You'll find more information about hiring opportunities and job openings at E.ON by visiting www.eon-careers.com.

We look forward to receiving your application.

Main personnel needs
Engineers, economics graduates

Your energy shapes the future.