APG operates Austria's extra-high-voltage transmission network and handles the national renewable generation forecast. Its stack pairs utility control protocols (IEC 60870-5, IEC 61850) and OT security standard IEC 62443 with a mature identity layer (midPoint, OneIdentity, Keycloak, FIDO2) and SOAR/EDR tooling, pointing to heavy investment in securing grid control systems. Accelerating, engineering-dominated hiring centers on substation control and line construction.
APG Austrian Power Grid AG is the independent operator of Austria's transmission grid at the highest voltage level, headquartered in Vienna. It works with neighboring European grid operators to support a liberalized EU electricity market and to integrate renewable power into domestic and European supply. The company also produces Austria's renewable electricity forecast. APG is a public company with 501–1,000 employees and currently recruits in Austria and Germany, mainly for engineering roles alongside construction, operations and security.
APG uses SAP and SAP SuccessFactors, Oracle Primavera, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Databricks, Java, C#, Python, MATLAB, QGIS and AutoCAD, plus grid protocols IEC 60870-5 and IEC 61850 and IEC 62443 for OT security.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering, with additional roles in construction, operations and security, spanning intern through senior levels in Austria and Germany.
Job posts point to substation control technology projects, transmission line construction, substation component procurement, trading capacity allocation, grid security forecasting and renewable expansion concepts.
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