Remote Energy Engineer - Power & Renewables

ENGIE Belgium; Linkebeek; Hybride; EUR 60 000 - 85 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Hospitalization insurance

Meal vouchers €10

Electric company car or green mobility

Résumé du poste

ENGIE Belgium is seeking engineers for operations, maintenance and renewable projects as part of its energy transition initiatives. The role emphasizes electro-mechanical expertise, fluency in Dutch/French and English, and a Master in Civil/Engineering with infrastructure focus.

You will join a company investing in people, development, and flexible work arrangements. The position offers a competitive package, remote work options (2–3 days), and a clear path toward technical autonomy within

Qualifications

• Industrial and civil engineers with a Master in engineering and fluency in Dutch/French and English.
• Master in civil engineering with a focus on infrastructure or structural projects.
• Experience in power/energy sectors and strong analytical, data and AI skills preferred.

Responsabilités

• Operations & maintenance of power plants or renewable assets (wind, hydro, batteries).
• Contribute to energy management and project delivery in engineering teams.
• Collaborate with Tractebel and other units; support safety and efficiency goals.

Connaissances

Electro-mechanics

Mechanics

Chemistry

Physics

Electronics

Dutch/French languages

English fluency

Analytical skills

AI skills

Formation

Master in Civil Engineering

Engineering Master with infrastructure/road/water focus

Outils

MS Office

Description du poste

ENGIE Belgium is seeking engineers for operations, maintenance and renewable projects as part of its energy transition initiatives. The role emphasizes electro-mechanical expertise, fluency in Dutch/French and English, and a Master in Civil/Engineering with infrastructure focus.

You will join a company investing in people, development, and flexible work arrangements. The position offers a competitive package, remote work options (2–3 days), and a clear path toward technical autonomy within