Job description
Overview
Procurement and Logistics Coordinator - 12 Month Contract
India
Why this role matters
As the Procurement and Logistics Coordinator you will independently obtain market quotes, establish and maintain the supplier database and build the cost database for India, providing reliable and up-to-date cost information that enables the preparation of competitive EPC budgets for bids in India. The role also provides a coordination service to the Project Management Team and Business Development Teams with regards to Procurement and Logistics, ensuring that projects are executed on time and successfully.
What you'll be doing
In this role, you will:
- Successfully implement the operating system throughout the structuring and execution phase of the Project
- Independently obtain, review and benchmark market quotes from suppliers, subcontractors and service providers in India for key EPC cost items, including modules, inverters, mounting structures/trackers, BESS, cables, transformers, civil and electrical works, installation labour and logistics
- Identify, pre-qualify and onboard suppliers and subcontractors, and set up and maintain the India supplier database (capabilities, capacity, certifications, commercial terms, lead times and performance history)
- Support in building, and maintain the India cost database, ensuring all cost data is structured, sourced, dated and regularly updated to reflect current market pricing
- Track market price trends, currency movements, taxes and duties (e.g. GST and Basic Customs Duty) and regulatory requirements affecting equipment and service costs in India, and reflect these in the cost database
- Prepare cost inputs and supporting documentation for EPC budgets for bids in India, ensuring budgets are traceable to current market quotes and database benchmarks
- Issue budgetary RFQs/RFIs during the bid phase, evaluate responses and prepare cost comparisons and recommendations
- Highlight cost, supply and delivery risks and opportunities to the Bid Team and Line Manager, and propose mitigations
- Capture actual costs and lessons learned from bids and executed projects to continuously improve the accuracy of the cost database, tools and templates
What you'll gain
- Professional growth through ownership, exposure, and meaningful contribution from day one.
- Hands-on experience in a role where the challenge is energising, fast-moving, meaningful, and built on learning through doing.
What you'll bring
Experience and qualifications
- Degree or diploma in Supply Chain Management, Engineering, Quantity Surveying or a related field
- 5+ years' experience in procurement, cost estimation or supply chain in the renewable energy, EPC or infrastructure sector in India
- Proven experience obtaining market quotes and building and maintaining supplier and cost databases
- 2+ years' experience in Procurement Operating System
What we offer
At Scatec, you will be part of a company with a clear and ambitious purpose, working on renewable energy solutions that make a lasting difference. You will gain responsibility early, learn from experienced colleagues, and build your capabilities in a business that offers global exposure, strong development opportunities, and meaningful work in the energy transition. We are continuously evolving as a digital and data-driven organisation, leveraging technology and AI to improve how we work and create value for our teams
Scatec is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment based on merit, competence, and business needs.
We review applications on an ongoing basis.
About this role
About Scatec
Company Overview
Scatec ASA, a publicly traded Norwegian power producer and project developer listed on Euronext Oslo
HeadquartersOslo, Norway
Founded2007
SizeApproximately 750 employees globally (source: pitchbook.com). Revenue of NOK 4.37 billion in 2024 (source: stockanalysis.com).
What They Do
Scatec ASA specializes in the development, construction, ownership, and operation of large-scale power assets with a primary focus on utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) systems and battery energy storage solutions. Over time, the company has expanded its technology portfolio to include hydropower and selected green hydrogen projects, integrating electrolyzers to support power-to-X initiatives (source: scatec.com). Their business model combines operating assets generating EBITDA with a robust pipeline of projects under construction or in backlog, spanning multiple continents including Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Asia (source: scatec.com). Scatec serves a diverse client base comprising governments, state utilities, industrial offtakers, and project finance partners, often securing long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) to underpin project economics (source: live.euronext.com). Their integrated approach as a developer-operator with a global multi-gigawatt pipeline and a mix of operating cash-flow assets plus construction-stage projects distinguishes them in the renewable energy sector (source: scatec.com).
Projects & Track Record
Scatec's portfolio includes some of the world's largest hybrid solar and storage projects, such as the Kenhardt facility in South Africa, which combines 540 MW of solar PV with 225 MW/1,140 MWh of battery storage, representing a significant milestone in integrated renewable energy assets (source: scatec.com). In South Africa alone, the company operates 730 MW of solar and storage assets at a 49% economic interest (source: scatec.com). In Brazil, Scatec operates 693 MW of solar capacity at a 33% economic interest and has initiated construction of the 142 MW Urucuia solar project, backed by a 10-year PPA signed with Statkraft Energia do Brasil (source: live.euronext.com). The Philippines portfolio includes 673 MW of hydropower and storage assets at a 50% economic interest, with advanced battery storage projects such as Binga and Magat, each rated at 56 MW/56 MWh (source: scatec.com). In Botswana, Scatec commenced commercial operations of a solar power plant in March 2025 and holds the Mmadinare Phase 1 solar asset in its operating portfolio (source: live.euronext.com). The company also secured a 288 MW solar PV award and a battery storage project in South Africa through government tenders in late 2024 and mid-2025 respectively (source: live.euronext.com). In Egypt, Scatec signed a landmark 25-year PPA for a 1.1 GW solar plus 100 MW/200 MWh battery storage project and is advancing the Egypt Green Hydrogen initiative, which includes 260 MW of solar and wind capacity alongside a 100 MW electrolyzer, with ammonia offtake agreements in place (source: zawya.com). In Tunisia, the company began construction of the Tozeur and Sidi Bouzid solar projects, holding a 51% stake in the $88 million investment, supported by a 25-year PPA (source: zawya.com). This geographically diverse project backlog underscores Scatec's strategic growth across multiple continents (source: scatec.com).
Recent Developments
Throughout 2024 and 2025, Scatec has consistently announced new power purchase agreements, project commencements, and commercial operation milestones across key markets including Brazil, South Africa, Tunisia, Botswana, and Egypt (source: live.euronext.com). Notable highlights include the 142 MW Brazil PPA signed in April 2024, the 288 MW solar award in South Africa in December 2024, and the 120 MW Tunisia PPA in March 2025 (source: live.euronext.com). In March 2025, Scatec commenced commercial operations of a solar plant in Botswana and secured a solar-plus-storage PPA with Egypt Aluminium, further expanding its footprint in Africa (source: live.euronext.com). The company also won a battery storage project in South Africa in May 2025 and began construction of the Egypt solar-plus-BESS project the same month (source: live.euronext.com). Additionally, Scatec secured a EUR 30 million grant from the PtX Development Fund in October 2024 to support the Egypt Green Hydrogen project, which progressed toward final investment decision in 2025 with an ammonia offtake agreement with Fertiglobe (source: mees.com). The 2024 annual report and 2025 investor presentations emphasize a growing operating asset base, stronger EBITDA generation, and a strategic focus on solar, storage, and hydrogen technologies (source: scatec.com).
Working There
Scatec offers career opportunities across a broad spectrum of functions including project development, engineering, construction management, operations and maintenance, trading and market access, finance, legal, ESG and reporting, procurement, and corporate support, reflecting the complexity of its integrated renewable energy business model (source: scatec.com). The company maintains a global presence with offices and project sites in Oslo, South Africa, Brazil, the Philippines, Egypt, Tunisia, and Botswana, providing diverse geographic opportunities for professionals (source: scatec.com). Scatec emphasizes leadership diversity, with 32% of leadership roles held by women as of Q4 2025, and prioritizes safety, reporting a lost-time incident frequency rate of 0.6 per million hours worked, indicative of a strong safety culture and formal management systems (source: marketscreener.com). The company’s mid-sized international structure supports roles for both experienced energy professionals and corporate staff, fostering a dynamic and inclusive workplace environment (source: pitchbook.com).
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