Head of Portfolio Management

Job Description

You lead the Portfolio Management division, including technical and disciplinary management;

• You provide a central source of information that provides an overview of the existing and potential portfolio and its performance (historical and planned);
• You evaluate the financial and technical performance (e.g. return profile, technical KPIs, project progress, performance ratio);
• You carry out risk management and evaluation to derive diversification strategies;
• You recognise and question performance changes and deviations from the plan or the previous performance calculation;
• You derive investment or disposal proposals and other measures to optimise the portfolio;
• You are responsible for deriving bidding strategies from a portfolio perspective to secure attractive FITs or PPAs in close coordination with the Energy Management department;
• You define requirements for (framework) contracts such as EPC, O&M and insurance and other contracts (technical and legal advice) in close coordination with the Strategic Procurement team;
• You create and maintain business plans to determine capital requirements, sales and profit contributions (short and medium-term investment planning);
• You provide a schedule that synchronises the dimensions of development, construction, risk assessment (e.g. based on due diligence) and capital procurement;
• You carry out a detailed profitability calculation or financial modelling for each project in the portfolio;
• You prepare the project budgets and liquidity requirements from investor supervision;
• You ensure a smooth handover of the project between phases (from PD to EPC, from EPC to O&M, from overall project management to asset management).

You bring with you - 100% You

• Completed commercial studies or comparable training;
• Several years of professional experience in portfolio management;
• Experience in the field of renewable energies;
• Management experience desirable;
• Reliable, systematic and independent way of working;
• Analytical and conceptual way of thinking;
• Very good knowledge of German and English (C1), other foreign languages desirable.