Teamleiter:in Sanitär 80-100% — Amstein + Walthert AG

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Amstein + Walthert is an engineering company with around 1100 employees:innen. As engineers, planners and consultants, we work on all aspects of the technology of civil engineering and construction over the entire life cycle. Our solutions are innovative, elegant and sustainable. These are your tasks

  • Independent management and support of the sanitary team in the size of 5 employees
  • Close cooperation with other disciplines in interdisciplinary teams
  • Regular participation in internal and external project meetings
  • Independent treatment and support of sanitary facilities for large projects You bring that with you
  • Training as a Dipl. HLKS engineer: in FH/Dipl. Technician: in HF/TS or several years of professional experience in an adequate position of advantage
  • Proven experience in planning and realizing technically demanding projects
  • Experience in managing interdisciplinary project teams and employees
  • They find their way quickly in a dynamic environment, complex tasks motivate them
  • You have a high level of social competence and a strong customer orientation
  • Actively contribute your enthusiasm for sanitary technology in all project phases
  • German skills in word and writing
  • Good knowledge of MS-Office as well as CAD (Nova, Revit, etc.)
  • Self-employed, reliable and dutiful character with purposeful working methods

Job details

  • Company: Amstein + Walthert AG
  • Position: Teamleiter:in Sanitär 80-100%
  • Location: Zürich, Zürich
  • Salary: CHF 83'000 - 126'000 (source unverified)
  • Sector: Ingegneria / Consulenza tecnica edile
  • Posted on: 2026-07-04
  • Expired on: 2026-10-19

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