StadtPlaner/Urban Planner – Renewable (m/w/d)

Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente; Berlin; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development opportunities

Collaborative and multicultural environment

Permanent contract with long-term career prospects

Job summary

A leading renewable energy company in Germany seeks an Associate to plan urban projects related to renewable energy. Responsibilities include coordinating with local authorities for permits, drafting urban plans, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Candidates should have a degree in Urban Planning and advanced German and English proficiency. This full-time position offers professional development and long-term career prospects in a dynamic sector.

Qualifications

• Native/Advanced German level (C2) and good command of English (C1).
• Previous experience in urban planning or infrastructure projects.
• Knowledge of urban and environmental regulations in Germany.
• Strong coordination and teamwork in multicultural environments.
• Experience in renewable energy projects is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Plan and develop urban projects linked to renewable energy.
• Coordinate with local authorities to obtain permits and licenses.
• Supervise impact studies and adapt projects to regulations.
• Supervise impact studies and adapt projects to local regulations.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (engineering, environment, legal, ESG).

Skills

Coordination skills

Communication skills

Teamwork in multicultural environments

Teamwork

Education

University degree in Urban Planning or related field

Job description

Overview

Solaria is a leading company in the development and generation of renewable energy across Southern Europe, committed to decarbonisation through a global energy model based on clean sources. Since 2002 we have evolved from a photovoltaic panel manufacturer to a power generation company with a solid track record on the Spanish stock exchange, listed on the IBEX 35 since 2020. We are entering a new stage of international growth, with Germany as a strategic priority, developing nearly 5 GW of projects across photovoltaic, battery storage and Power Land. Joining Solaria in Germany offers a unique opportunity for professional development and growth within an international, innovative and sustainability‑driven environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan and develop urban projects linked to renewable energy, particularly photovoltaic.
• Coordinate with local and regional authorities to obtain permits and licences.
• Draft urban and environmental plans in line with German and European regulations.
• Supervise impact studies and adapt projects to local regulations.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (engineering, environment, legal, ESG).

Requirements

• University degree in Urban Planning, Architecture, Geography, Environmental Sciences or similar.
• Previous experience in urban planning or infrastructure projects.
• Knowledge of urban and environmental regulations in Germany.
• Native/Advanced German level (C2) and good command of English (C1).
• Strong coordination, communication and teamwork skills in multicultural environments.
• Experience in renewable energy projects will be an advantage.

What we Offer

• The opportunity to join Solaria, a leading renewable energy company in Southern Europe and part of the IBEX 35.
• Active involvement in the company’s environmental strategy and sustainable expansion in Germany, contributing to high‑impact renewable energy projects.
• A collaborative and multicultural working environment where innovation and sustainability are at the core of our operations.
• Professional development opportunities, continuous training, and the chance to grow alongside a company driving the energy transition.
• A permanent contract with long‑term career prospects in one of the most dynamic sectors of the European economy.

Seniority Level

Associate

Employment Type

Full‑time

Job Function

Strategy/Planning, Project Management, and Analyst

Industries

Renewable Energy Power Generation, Semiconductor Manufacturing, and Electric Power Generation