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Spezialist für ESG-Daten & Energiemanagement

DZ BANK AG • Germany • Added on Oct 28, 2026
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This specialist owns the reliability of sustainability and energy data for DZ BANK Group’s operational environmental reporting. The work connects ESG metrics, energy consumption records and software systems, so reported figures can be traced, checked and used with confidence across the group.

The role supports CSRD reporting under ESRS, external assessments such as CDP and energy management aligned with ISO 50001. For a large banking group, this makes operational impacts more visible and strengthens the evidence behind environmental disclosures. Better monitoring can also help teams identify where energy use deserves closer attention.

This suits someone who combines hands-on data management with energy monitoring and can translate reporting needs into practical technical requirements. Experience coordinating projects between business teams and IT, alongside fluency in German and familiarity with sustainability disclosure or energy audit standards, would be especially relevant.

Job FAQs

What are the main missions and responsibilities of this role?

The role is responsible for the quality, completeness and auditability of ESG and energy data used for operational environmental reporting. This includes preparing evidence for external reviews and supporting CSRD disclosures under ESRS. It also covers energy controlling and meter management, checking consumption data, and using it for monitoring aligned with ISO 50001. A further focus is steering software projects and translating business needs into data models, interfaces and technical requirements.

Key learning opportunities for this job

The position could deepen expertise in applying CSRD and ESRS requirements to operational environmental data, as well as in preparing information for external ratings and assurance. Work with energy monitoring may build practical knowledge of ISO 50001 and, where relevant, EMAS. Coordinating software and data-flow projects offers experience in requirements design, systems integration and collaboration between business and IT. The posting also mentions continuing professional development, though it does not specify particular courses or certifications.

How does the ideal candidate look like (experience, skills)?

The posting seeks a degree in business or computer science, industrial engineering, environmental management, or a comparable field with a strong data and IT focus. Several years in data management, ESG data controlling or energy monitoring are expected, ideally in a bank or large group. A strong candidate would bring project leadership experience, sound understanding of databases and automated data flows, and familiarity with ESG or energy-management software. Knowledge of CSRD, ESRS and ISO 50001 audits is relevant; excellent written and spoken German is required.

Advice to stand out and make a successful application

Use the application to show a clear example of improving data quality or traceability, ideally for ESG reporting or energy consumption. Explain the controls used to identify gaps, validate source data and prepare records for review, rather than describing reporting experience only in broad terms. Describe a project where you translated a business requirement into a technical solution with IT or a software provider. If you have worked with ESRS, CDP, ISO 50001 or EMAS, specify your contribution and the systems or datasets involved.

What aspects of the company's sustainability is this role likely to focus on?

The role focuses on operational environmental data across the DZ BANK Group, particularly sustainability disclosures and energy use. It supports CSRD reporting under ESRS and external assessments such as CDP by improving the quality and auditability of the underlying figures. Energy monitoring and meter management could help the group understand consumption patterns and support its ISO 50001-aligned management processes. The posting does not identify specific emissions targets or wider social sustainability responsibilities.

What are the main challenges someone in this role might face?

A likely challenge is aligning data from different group entities, sources and systems while maintaining consistent definitions, completeness and evidence for review. Reporting requirements and external assurance also demand clear documentation and dependable data controls. The role must bridge sustainability expertise and technical implementation, translating disclosure and energy-monitoring needs into workable requirements for internal IT teams and software providers. This could require balancing project delivery with ongoing data validation.

How could a typical day look like for someone in this position?

A typical day could involve reviewing energy or ESG datasets, checking anomalies against source records and following up on missing information with relevant teams. The specialist may also prepare documentation for reporting or external review. Other work could include a project meeting with IT colleagues or a software provider to discuss requirements, data models or interfaces. The balance between analysis, coordination and project work is likely to vary with reporting cycles and implementation milestones.

What are the opportunities for professional growth and development in this role?

The role could build a specialist profile at the intersection of ESG reporting, energy management and information systems. Experience with CSRD, ESRS, CDP and ISO 50001 processes may support future work in group sustainability reporting, environmental management or assurance coordination. Leading digital projects could also develop skills suited to broader data governance or business-IT transformation roles. DZ BANK mentions professional development programs, but the posting does not specify a formal progression route.

The main stakeholders you might be interacting with

The specialist is likely to work with sustainability and operational environmental teams responsible for group reporting and energy management, as well as internal IT teams. Facilities or site contacts may contribute meter readings and consumption data. External software providers may be involved in system implementation, while auditors or assurance professionals could review the evidence prepared for reporting. The role may also support internal stakeholders who supply data for CSRD disclosures or external ratings such as CDP.

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