TNG operates a vertically integrated fiber and broadband network across Germany, serving 250,000+ homes with internet, voice, mobile, and TV. The company is mid-cycle in its infrastructure expansion—currently managing complex migration projects and backbone/metro network upgrades while simultaneously tackling internal IT modernization (system optimization, IFRS digitalization, legacy code maintenance). Hiring skews heavily junior and intern-focused, suggesting capacity building for operational scale rather than specialized expertise.
TNG Stadtnetz is a German telecommunications provider founded in 1997 and headquartered in Kiel. The company owns and operates fiber-optic, VDSL, and wireless networks across northern, central, and increasingly southern Germany, having expanded via acquisition of sdt.net AG in 2023. With over 330 employees across four sites, TNG manages the full stack from network planning and construction through operations and retail services. The tech footprint reflects telecom infrastructure operations: Cisco and Juniper routing, VPN/TCP/IP transport, Linux/Windows systems management, and PostgreSQL databases for customer and network data.
TNG operates Cisco and Juniper network infrastructure, VDSL and fiber connectivity, with Linux/Windows systems, PostgreSQL databases, Kubernetes orchestration, and Java application services.
Headquartered in Kiel, Germany, with over 330 employees across four locations: Kiel, Felde (Schleswig-Holstein), Breitenbach (Hessen), and Aalen (Baden-Württemberg).
TNG passes over 250,000 homes (Homes Passed) across Germany, making it one of the country's largest broadband providers.
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