Construction Lead – Energy Infrastructure (Spain)

Fuse Energy; Madrid; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private health insurance

Biannual bonus scheme

Fully expensed tech to match your need

Breakfast and dinner allowance

Job summary

Fuse Energy seeks a seasoned Construction Leader to steer national infrastructure projects in Spain, including Solar PV, BESS, Wind, and data centers. You will own budgets, timelines and delivery across multiple sites, coordinating with project managers, site managers and cross-functional teams.

The role requires 7–10+ years in energy construction, strong EPC leadership, and fluency in Spanish with professional English. Competitive salary and equity options available.

Qualifications

• 7 to 10+ years in construction within energy or infrastructure, with utility-scale Solar PV/Wind/BESS/Data Centres in Spain.
• Proven leadership of EPC teams, site managers and external consultants.
• Track record of delivering large-scale projects through to energisation.

Responsibilities

• Own construction across Solar PV, BESS, Wind, Gas-Peaker, Data Centre and distribution network upgrades in Spain.
• Own delivery against scope, schedule, budget and contractual requirements.
• Lead and develop Project Managers and Site Managers.
• Set and enforce consistent standards across sites and contractors.
• Own the construction programme, risks, and mitigation actions.
• Coordinate engineering, procurement and construction including long-lead items and grid interfaces.
• Ensure safety, quality, and compliance on live networks.

Skills

Construction leadership

Project management

Stakeholder management

EPC delivery

HSE & QA/QC

English proficiency

Spanish fluency

Job description

Fuse Energy seeks a seasoned Construction Leader to steer national infrastructure projects in Spain, including Solar PV, BESS, Wind, and data centers. You will own budgets, timelines and delivery across multiple sites, coordinating with project managers, site managers and cross-functional teams.

The role requires 7–10+ years in energy construction, strong EPC leadership, and fluency in Spanish with professional English. Competitive salary and equity options available.