Job description
Flower is Flexible Power. We are a next-gen energy company leveraging AI and machine learning to make renewable energy stable and always available - even when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing.
Through smart optimization and trading of energy assets like wind and solar farms, battery systems, and EV chargers, we make renewable energy reliable and predictable, leading the charge towards the energy system of tomorrow.
Tech company at heart - purpose in our DNA. Flower consists of a diverse group of innovative individuals with a strong desire to improve the state of the world.
At Flower, we believe trust, collaboration and diversity are essential to not only create an inclusive work environment, but also drive career growth. By embracing varying perspectives, we allow creativity and progress to flourish.
To accelerate towards our goal of becoming the pioneering force powering the energy system of tomorrow, we are now looking for a passionate and skilled Grid Specialist to join our Asset Development domain.
About The Role
As our Grid Specialist, you will help Flower build a project portfolio that is adapted to the markets of tomorrow by enabling the best possible grid conditions of our projects. You will help Flower maintain its competitive edge by combining deep technical analysis of grid conditions with proactive TSO/DSO engagement. This is a role with real ownership - you'll ensure that acquired and developed projects are feasible and optimised for long-term value, as well as identify and mitigate connection risks early so projects stay investable and execution-ready. You will play a key part in shaping how Flower develops its grid capabilities as the business grows - making this a role where your expertise and input genuinely matter beyond the day-to-day.
What You'll Do
- Lead technical grid due diligence for acquired and in-house BESS projects; dig into connection offers and agreements and identify the red flags others miss
- Act as Flower's technical interface with TSOs and DSOs: define the right questions for each project phase, identify uncertainties, and ensure that possible restrictions are identified and understood.
- Evaluate and mitigate connection restrictions and translate them into clear project impact and risk assessments.
- Support local and external developers in their dialogues with grid operators, keeping conversations focused on what actually matters at each stage to cut timelines and optimize the connections.
- Own structural and legal grid risk screening and coordinate closely with our Legal team.
- Manage risks arising from connection structure changes: e.g switching of connection point or voltage levels, tariff impacts, availability requirements and grid code updates.
- Represent Flower in grid policy discussions and working groups - including forums that shape the future of flexible grid agreements in Germany and Europe - to actively influence the conditions in the markets we operate in.
- Serve as the go-to grid expert internally across EPC, Asset Ops, Trading, Strategy, and Commercial, and work closely with Market Intelligence and Finance to make sure grid risk is properly understood and priced across the business.
Who You Are
You have 5-10 years of hands-on experience with grid-related topics, either at a grid operator or on the developer side. You understand what it takes to get a large BESS project connected in Germany - the technical complexity, the regulatory landscape, and the relationship dynamics with TSOs and DSOs. You're equally comfortable in a detailed connection agreement as in a room with senior stakeholders.
Specifically, You Bring
- Solid experience with grid connection processes in the German power system - the regulatory framework, the key players, and the realities of getting things done with German TSOs and DSOs.
- Fluency in both German and English: this is essential. You'll be working directly with German grid operators, reviewing German-language technical documentation, and representing Flower in German-language forums.
- Strong interpersonal and network-building skills. The relationships you build with TSOs, DSOs, developers, and policymakers are as important as your technical knowledge.
- The instinct to identify future developments in the energy system and understand what they mean for Flower's business case.
- A problem-solving mindset and the confidence to make judgement calls in ambiguous situations without waiting for perfect information.
- An engineering or similar technical degree is a plus, but what matters most is that you know the space deeply and can work autonomously at a senior level.
Location
Our beautiful office is located in the heart of Södermalm, just a short walk from Slussen subway station. We encourage in-office collaboration but support a hybrid work model.
Our corporate language is English, as we have about 30 nationalities in the office. We therefore appreciate it if you could submit your CV in English.
Throughout the recruitment process you will meet with the Talent Partner, the Team, and the VP of Asset Development.
We look forward to hearing from you!
We kindly but firmly decline any engagement in recruitment assistance for our hiring processes. This includes partnership offers or the sale of recruitment tools.
About this role
About Flower
Company Overview
Flower Infrastructure Technologies AB, privately held
HeadquartersStockholm, Sweden
Founded2020
SizeApproximately 200 employees and over 150 million in financial backing (source: nasdaq.com)
What They Do
Flower is an energy technology company specializing in software and trading systems designed to optimize flexible power assets rather than developing traditional renewable energy projects. Their AI- and machine-learning-driven platform manages and trades batteries, wind and solar parks, EV chargers, and other distributed energy resources to maximize asset value and grid stability (source: flower.se). The platform models behavior, weather, and market data to automate decisions on charging, discharging, or trading flexible resources, unlocking predictability for asset and grid owners (source: flower.se). Their product scope includes grid-scale battery energy storage systems, green baseload, wind and solar power, demand response, and distributed energy resources, positioning Flower as an emerging grid-scale BESS developer (source: flower.se). The company targets owners and operators of flexible energy assets such as battery projects, wind and solar farms, EV charging infrastructure, and grid operators requiring balancing and ancillary services (source: business-sweden.com).
Projects & Track Record
Flower has built a strong track record in Sweden with multiple battery acquisitions and deployments. In September 2024, the company acquired Arise's ready-to-build 40 MW / 80 MWh battery energy storage system project, one of Sweden's largest battery projects (source: tech.eu). Additionally, Flower acquired Sweden's largest battery park, the 42.5 MW Bredh lla project, and activated three battery projects in July 2024—Bredh lla, Kung lv, and Hanhals—creating the country's largest battery portfolio (source: tech.eu). The company is recognized as a leading project developer for grid-scale batteries, trusted by European grid owners on both transmission and distribution networks (source: flower.se). Flower also manages a wind power PPA portfolio, including control over 11 wind farms totaling 180 GWh in Sweden, highlighting its role in flexible asset management for grid balancing (source: business-sweden.com).
Recent Developments
Flower has experienced rapid scaling in recent years. As of June 2026, the company had more than 140 employees and over 150 million in financial backing, managing the Nordics' largest portfolio of flexible assets (source: nasdaq.com). In August 2026, Flower's investor page showed monthly trading performance for its full portfolio of 1-hour battery systems and indicated ongoing expansion through senior secured bond issuances to finance energy infrastructure development across Europe (source: flower.se). A July 2026 press release announced new debt financing from Norion Bank to support continued growth in Sweden, with revenues rising from approximately SEK 10 million in 2022 to about SEK 100 million in 2023 (source: tt.se). Earlier, in September 2024, Flower raised 45 million in Series A financing, including an additional 20 million close led by Northzone, with investors such as Giant Ventures, 82an Invest, Sony Innovation Fund, Thomas von Koch, and Sebastian Knutsson (source: eu-startups.com).
Working There
Flower offers roles across commercial, technical, and asset-development functions, reflecting its diverse leadership structure that includes engineering, product, operations, asset development, distributed assets, commercial, finance, and people/culture departments (source: flower.se). The company is a growth-stage organization with approximately 200 employees, fostering an international environment at its Stockholm headquarters that encourages cross-functional collaboration (source: linkedin.com). Job seekers can expect opportunities in software development, energy trading, project development, operations, and corporate functions within a fast-growing energy technology firm (source: linkedin.com).
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