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We are 103,000 employees determined to be part of the world’s most valued energy technology company. Find out what it's like to work with us.

Siemens Energy is one of the world’s leading energy technology companies. The company works with its customers and partners on energy systems for the future, thus supporting the transition to a more sustainable world. With its portfolio of products, solutions and services, Siemens Energy covers almost the entire energy value chain – from power generation and transmission to storage. The portfolio

includes conventional and renewable energy technology, such as gas and steam turbines, hybrid power plants operated with hydrogen, and power generators and transformers. A majority stake in the wind power subsidiary Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) makes Siemens Energy a global market leader for renewable energies. An estimated one-sixth of the electricity generated worldwide is based on technologies from Siemens Energy. Siemens Energy employs 103,000 people worldwide in more than 90 countries and generated revenue of around €39.1 billion in fiscal year 2025. Siemens Energy is a trademark licensed by Siemens AG

09/06/2026

Curious to discover what a day at Siemens Energy really looks like?

Meet Prachi Vashisht, who started her career at Siemens Energy as an intern at our test laboratory for transformer materials. She takes us into the lab and shows how our teams test oils to keep transformers running reliably at critical nodes across the grid.

🎥 Discover the stories behind the energy with 'A day with ' series, where we take you behind the scenes of our work and show you the people and passion that power our energy solutions.

$What helps keeping 800,000 volts and above under control in fractions of a second? Circuit breakers in AIS and GIS swit...$

05/06/2026

What helps keeping 800,000 volts and above under control in fractions of a second?
Circuit breakers in AIS and GIS switchgear.

It is one of the technologies that makes modern power systems possible, helping utilities move electricity reliably and cost-effectively across transmission and distribution networks.

Schaltwerk Berlin, the largest production facility of its kind in the world, has been part of that journey for more than 100 years.

The historical milestones are a reminder of how fast the technology advanced.
In 1964, Siemens delivered its first SF6 high-voltage circuit breaker for 220 kV.
In 1968, the first 110 kV GIS was installed in Berlin.

And over the decades, continued development in Berlin helped establish new industry standards worldwide.

Since 2010, we are taking the next step with the Blue portfolio, using vacuum switching technology and clean air instead of SF6.
That means no greenhouse gas emissions, no reduction in performance, and a clear path for further innovation towards decarbonized power grids.

👉 What do you think will define the next big breakthrough in switchgear?

01/06/2026

This June, we change our logo to the rainbow flag to show our support for the LGBTQIA+ community. 🌈 But Pride is more than a symbol. It’s about real action.

Together, we foster inclusion, belonging, well-being, engagement, and empowerment for LGBTQIA+ employees and their allies. Our commitment goes beyond Pride Month and is part of our everyday culture. 💜

22/05/2026

⚡ Girls with Energy 2026 is OPEN! ⚡Got big ideas? Curious about STEM? Ready to change the future?
This free, online challenge invites girls in grades 6–12 across the U.S. & Canada to design real energy solutions for 2050 — with expert training, mentorship, and zero experience required.
💡 Learn
🚀 Discover the energy sector of the future
⏰ Registration closes June 20
👉 Sign up now: http://sie.energy/6189A4bzd

Share this opportunity with your family, friends, local schools, and STEM enthusiasts:

18/05/2026

Having recently celebrated IDAHOBIT, it reminds us of the ongoing work required to combat discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community worldwide. We recognize that true allyship, rooted in our shared values of respect and caring, means actively challenging bias, speaking up, and listening with empathy, creating safe spaces for all. 💜🌈

15/05/2026

Can a power plant that isn’t running still play a role in the energy future? Absolutely – and Atucha I proves why. 👇
This , we’re looking back at a true pioneer. Built with our technology, Atucha I reliably delivered electricity for 50 years.
The plant is currently undergoing a lifetime extension, supported by new turbine rotors and decades of service know-how, with the goal of returning to operation for 20 more years.⚡
With Atucha II still running, these projects demonstrate that lasting partnerships and reliable technology keep supporting Argentina’s energy system – yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
What do you think: Is extending the life of power plants underrated in the energy transition?

©️ Siemens Historical Institute

13/05/2026

💡 Office… or field? Roland made his choice. He swapped a desk job for a life on site, trading simulations for real machines, and routine for a career that has taken him around the world. 🌍 Today, Roland is a commissioning engineer, who combines technical expertise, curiosity and hands-on work.

Here at Siemens Energy, careers are built on purpose, learning and the freedom to grow — whether in the office or out in the field.

08/05/2026

Students from across Gauteng, South Africa joined the Siemens Energy South Africa Just Energy Transition (JET) Hackathon to take on real‑world energy challenges.⚡️With innovation‑driven projects and guidance from industry mentors, the event sparked interest in STEM and built confidence for the future of work.

Access to opportunities like this is key to developing the next generation of engineers, innovators and problem‑solvers who will shape a more sustainable future 🌍

04/05/2026

Dear Lucasfilm, The Walt Disney Company

With the next movie in the Star Wars franchise coming out soon, we’d like to submit a few last-minute casting ideas! ✨ These robots may look like they belong to a galaxy far, far away, but they’re already working in the real world, supporting inspections in challenging environments. If you’re ever looking for droids with real-world experience, we know a few! 🤖

Many thanks
Siemens Energy

24/04/2026

– a look back at a technology that shaped dry‑type transformers worldwide.

Did you know?
GEAFOL technology was developed and continuously advanced in our factory in Kirchheim (Germany) - starting with units up to 6.1 MVA in the 1960s and reaching 47 MVA, the largest GEAFOL transformer ever built and successfully delivered in 2026.⚡🚀
What began locally is delivered globally today: Germany, Mexico, Hungary, and China - close to customers, trusted worldwide. 🌏
One technology

Six decades of innovation. Setting the global benchmark for dry‑type transformers.

👉 Curious where reliable power solutions like GEAFOL are used in everyday life?

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