Tim found this way and looking forward to the next step
From engineer to X
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“Be curious and willing to learn new things.”
Dado joined Vattenfall as a thesis student, looking for a place where he could solve real-world problems. Today, he works with innovation and helps shape the future of energy systems – driven by curiosity and a willingness to keep learning.
“What still drives me? All the endless possibilities.”
Athanasia has spent ten years exploring how new technologies can help shape the future of energy. Today, she leads a team working with AI, collaborating with experts across Vattenfall to turn new possibilities into solutions.
What could your creativity make possible?
At Vattenfall, creativity can mean finding a new answer to an old challenge. Like our teams using AI-powered fish recognition – helping hydropower coexist with nature.
Sometimes, progress starts with seeing a familiar problem differently.
Ready to take on one of industry’s biggest challenges?
Big challenges need people who keep going, testing and finding new ways forward when the answer isn’t obvious.
Together with SSAB and LKAB, our people are taking on one of industry’s biggest challenges: developing fossil free steel. And turning determination into real progress.
What would you do differently?
Progress often starts with someone asking a question. Challenging what we already know and exploring what might be possible.
At one of our wind farms, a new approach to a complex repair made the work safer and simpler – cutting installation time from four months to just 26 days.
