Modern buildings offer comfort and a good energy balance thanks to a variety of technologies, including switchgear, distribution systems, control systems, transformer stations, door control systems, and lighting and air conditioning systems. In the future, your job will be to ensure that all these components work together smoothly. You will be the expert at the control center.

The electronics technician for energy and building technology profession is relatively new and involves much more than classic electrical work, such as milling shafts and pulling cables. In the age of automation and digitalization, this profession has a promising future as more and more buildings rely on "smart living."

After graduating, you will install electrical systems and wire control cabinets, as well as develop intelligent concepts for residential and commercial buildings. Since building technology significantly impacts energy consumption, you will actively contribute to climate protection.