Senior PV Engineer
Munich
Germany
£100,000/year
Permanent
Solar Energy
Join a Global Leader Driving the Renewable Energy Transition
Are you an experienced electrical engineer passionate about clean energy? A dynamic, internationally active solar energy developer-operating for over 15 years across Europe and North America-is seeking a Senior Project Engineer to help shape the future of solar and BESS projects.
In this pivotal role, you’ll collaborate with expert teams to design, evaluate, and execute PV systems for large-scale across continents.
What You’ll Bring:
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Strong background in designing PV systems
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Fluency in English
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Passion for sustainability and global collaboration
What We Offer:
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€80,000-€100,000 annual salary
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Flexible hours & remote working
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Flat hierarchies and real influence
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A mission-driven, international team
Darwin Recruitment is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
Kilian Skinnader

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