Position Overview & Specifications

What we are looking for

We are looking for an Energy Engineer to support the continual growth and development of our manufacturing facility. Reporting to the Head of Engineering & Projects, you will be responsible for finding efficient, clean and innovative ways to supply energy. You will be a highly motivated technical engineer with energy experience, with excellent organization skills and the ability to drive renewable energy forward.

Responsibilities include:

Design, develop and build renewable energy technologies.
Combine renewable energy production with existing power systems.
Arrange new supplies and negotiate tariffs with fuel providers.
Carry out site inspections and energy surveys and lead on energy audits.
Design, maintenance, and verification of the operation of renewable energy production plants (photovoltaic, biogas engines and hydroelectric power plants).
Use mathematical and computer models to complete design and specification calculations.
Carry out lab experiments and adapt them to large-scale industrial processes
Prepare detailed schedules of work, feasibility studies and cost estimates.
Check site and ground conditions for the installation of renewable technologies, such as wind turbines.
Negotiate service agreements and manage associated costs and revenues.
Management of relationships with external bodies such as (Customs, Distribution Managers, ARERA, various Authorities).
Keep up to date with legislation and environmental standards and make sure systems and processes comply.
Develop technical expertise in all matters to do with energy and environment.
Be responsible for driving a NetZero agenda.

Skills & Knowledge

· Degree in Energy Engineering, Electrical or similar content

· Preferably 1-3 years of experience in a similar role

· Strong work ethic with a hands-on approach and ability to prioritise tasks.

· Interest in energy markets

· Basic knowledge of relevant legislation

· Excellent communication skills

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Benefits: