Europäisches Nachwuchsnetzwerk

Netzwerken und engagieren in einem europäischen Netzwerk.

EUREL ist die Convention of National Associations of Electrical, Electronic and Information Technology Engineers of Europe, gegründet 1972 in Zurich. Ziel von EUREL ist die Vernetzung von Studierenden und Young Professionals der Elektrotechnik und verwandten Wissenschaften auf europäischer Ebene. Das Young Engineers Panel (YEP) organisiert jedes Jahr Veranstaltungen für Studierende und Young Professionals der Elektro- und Informationstechnik in Europa.

Mitgliedsorganisationen von EUREL sind:

Deutschland: VDE (Verband der Elektrotechnik, Elektronik und Informationstechnik)
Israel: SEEEI (Society of Electrical and Electronics Engineers in Israel)
Österreich: OVE (Österreichischer Verband für Elektrotechnik)
Polen: SEP (Stowarzyszenie Elektryków Polskich)
Portugal: OE (Ordem dos Engenheiros)
Rumänien: SIER (Societatea Inginerilor Energeticieni din România) und AIEE (Association of Energy and Electrical Engineers)
Schweden: SER (Svenska Elektro- och Dataingenjörers Riksförening)
Schweiz: Electrosuisse (Verband für Elektro-, Energie- und Informationstechnik)
Slowenien: EZS (Elektrotehniška zveza Slovenije)
Spanien: IE (General Council of Official Chambers of Industrial Engineers)

Angebote von EUREL

VDE Young Net Vertreter*innen im YEP 2024

Batuhan Ayaz, YEP-Representative

Bachelor of Engineering in Automation Technology from Hochschule Kaiserslautern
Master of Business Administration from FOM Mannheim
Since 2014 working for BASF SE
Currently as Lead Engineer for communication technology and electrical building technology
Employer: BASF Schwarzheide GmbH

My motivation: Intercultural collaborations in times like these are more important than ever. It is therefore important to promote the exchange between experts, young professionals and students at both - European and international level. Through diversity, I would like to enable a holistic technological discourse and the promotion of the interplay of innovative and proven technologies and their interaction with regard to security and resilience.

Annette Frederiksen, Vice-Representative

Diploma in Mechatronics from Technical University Dresden, Germany
PhD in Optics from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Since 2008 working for Robert Bosch GmbH,
currently as Engineer and Standardization Expert at Bosch eBike Systems
Head of Next Generation DKE

My motivation: In 2023, I took part in the EUREL Field Trip to Romania and the EUREL Young Engineers Seminar as part of the European Future Technology Summit in Brussels. These two events were very valuable for me, and I have fond memories of them. In addition to the technical input and the excursions, the interesting exchange with other young engineers from different countries was particularly valuable. I would like to motivate more national electrotechnical societies to join EUREL, raise awareness about the EUREL events and encourage more young engineers across Europe to participate. That way, the network grows and everyone benefits. Through my other voluntary role as head of Next Generation DKE, I would also like to promote the connection between engineering and standardization.

Mohamed Fachrou, Vice-Representative

Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from the University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf
Master studies in Automotive Management at the University of Duisburg-Essen (expected 2024)
Currently working as platform manager for auxiliary power supplies in metro trains
Employer: Siemens Mobility GmbH

My motivation: For over seven years, I have been involved with VDE, having had the privilege of participating in exciting events. During this time, I not only had the opportunity to connect with an impressive nationwide network but also gained an incredible amount of knowledge. Due to these experiences, it is an honor for me to take on responsibilities within VDE, particularly in implementing our visions at the European level through EUREL.