Solar & BESS Projects Manager

Become the Solar & BESS Projects Manager at ENGIE in Bucharest, Romania. Lead sustainable energy projects, manage development phases, and ensure compliance with budgets and timelines. Enjoy the opportunity to shape the future of clean energy while working in a dynamic team. Join ENGIE as a Solar & BESS Projects Manager in Bucharest, Romania, and lead the development of sustainable energy projects. This role involves coordinating project phases, managing budgets, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with quality and safety standards. You will have the chance to shape the future of clean energy while enjoying a supportive work environment that values innovation and teamwork.

ENGIE Bucharest, Romania On-site Full Time UTC+02:00

ENGIE

Company Overview

Name

ENGIE SA

Headquarters

Paris, France

Founded

2008

Size

Approximately 96,500 employees worldwide (source: linkedin.com). Revenue of €93.86 billion in 2023 (source: wikipedia.org).

What They Do

ENGIE is a major player in the energy sector, focusing on renewable energy, electricity and gas transmission and distribution networks, as well as low-carbon solutions. The company offers a wide range of services, from financing renewable energy projects to managing energy infrastructure in Europe and beyond, including regasification in France and Chile (source: investing.com). ENGIE stands out with its integrated model, covering everything from upstream engineering to downstream waste management, and its diversified portfolio that reduces reliance on fossil fuels (source: dcfmodeling.com). Target markets include France, Europe, North America, Asia, and other regions, serving a diverse clientele ranging from governments to businesses and end-users (source: wikipedia.org). With over 30 GW of installed renewable capacity, ENGIE is well-positioned to meet the challenges of the global energy transition.

Projects and Background

ENGIE has a rich history of notable projects, including the construction of the first drinking water treatment plant in Egypt by Degrémont in 1948 and a reverse osmosis desalination plant in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in 1975 (source: sourcewatch.org). More recently, the company has undertaken large-scale renewable energy projects, including onshore wind farms in Brazil and solar installations in North America, contributing to its portfolio of 30 GW of renewable capacity (source: dcfmodeling.com). ENGIE continues to invest in major projects, including battery energy storage assets and flexible generation solutions, supported by its global presence in over 70 countries (source: investing.com). Key clients include residential and commercial energy users, as well as partnerships with companies like EVBox for electric vehicle infrastructure.

Recent Developments

Over the past two years, ENGIE has maintained stable ownership with the French state holding 23.6% of the shares and institutional investors like BlackRock at 5.1% (source: dcfmodeling.com). Catherine MacGregor, CEO since 2021, and Jean-Pierre Clamadieu, independent chairman since 2018, have led strategic initiatives aimed at strengthening the transition to low-carbon solutions (source: investing.com). While no major mergers or fundraising have been reported recently, the focus is on growing renewable capacity beyond 30 GW, with board appointments signaling a shift in governance (source: wikipedia.org). Operations continue across various segments, including FlexGen and nuclear, further strengthening ENGIE's market position.

Working at ENGIE

ENGIE offers a variety of roles across its seven segments, including renewable energy, networks, energy solutions, flexible generation, retail, nuclear, and other activities such as trading and facilities management (source: investing.com). Recruitment primarily takes place at its headquarters in Courbevoie, France, as well as in international hubs in Brazil, North America, Asia, and Belgium, supported by a workforce of over 96,000 employees (source: dcfmodeling.com). The company culture is characterized by indicators such as employee participation, a diverse board of directors, and international collaboration on energy transition projects (source: kids.kiddle.co). Documented benefits include annual commitments of €5 million for sustainable community programs, aligned with operations in various markets.

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Job Description

At ENGIE, we're committed to accelerating the transition towards a carbon-neutral world. As the Solar & BESS Projects Manager in our Business Development division, you'll lead the process of bringing sustainable energy projects to life. Join our team in shaping the future of clean energy and creating a lasting impact on our planet.

Responsibilities

Coordination and management of Solar & BESS development projects during the development phase;
Lead the Solar & BESS development team to achieve targets;
Establishment of project timelines in collaboration with network access and permitting teams;
Control of project's development budgets from origination to start of the construction works;
Identification and mitigation of project development risks in close collaboration with the construction team;
Preparation of investment committee documentation for ENGIE Group;
Participation in Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) processes for projects under leadership;
Liaison with internal ENGIE departments involved in project preparation and implementation;
Organization of project handover to construction teams;
Leadership of due diligence processes in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and project rights acquisitions;
Representation of the Business Development Department in business meetings and relevant gatherings;
Assurance of project compliance with deadlines, budget, quality, and safety standards;
Collaboration with cross-functional teams to ensure project success;
Monitoring of industry trends and best practices in renewable energy development.

Requirements

Proven leadership and capacity to solve problems;
Experience in small teams management;
Completed university studies with a bachelor's degree in a technical (preferred) or economic field;
Minimum 3 years of experience in Business Development within proven renewable energy credentials;
Minimum 3 years of experience in the energy sector;
Previous experience in the renewable energy sector is an advantage;
Advanced knowledge of Project Management;
Fluent English skills, both written and spoken;
Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office;
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills;
Postgraduate studies would be considered an asset.