Senior Project Manager

JR United Kingdom; Exeter; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading BESS developer in the UK seeks a Senior Project Manager to oversee energy storage projects from initiation to commissioning. The ideal candidate will have over 4 years of experience in UK BESS projects, with a strong understanding of grid and electrical integration. This role offers a strong bonus scheme and flexibility to work remotely.

Benefits

Strong bonus scheme

Flexible working hours

Qualifications

• 4+ years of experience delivering UK BESS projects.
• Proven experience delivering >20MW BESS or grid-scale energy projects.
• Strong understanding of electrical integration, grid, and ICP/DNO interfaces.

Responsibilities

• Oversee delivery of energy storage projects from FEED to commissioning.
• Shape delivery frameworks and lead CAPEX-heavy projects.
• Manage multidisciplinary teams, external contractors, and consultants.

Skills

Project Management

BESS project delivery

Team leadership

Electrical integration

Job description

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Senior Project Manager – Battery Energy Storage, Remote, UK-Wide

Description:

Join a fast-growing and successful BESS developer as they scale a 2GW+ pipeline of projects across the UK.

We’re hiring an experienced Senior Project Manager to oversee delivery of energy storage projects from FEED to commissioning. You’ll shape delivery frameworks, lead CAPEX-heavy projects and be a key player within the business.

Key Highlights:

• Deliver projects from 10MW to 100MW across the UK
• Lead multidisciplinary teams, external contractors, and consultants
• Work remotely with national travel as required
• Strong bonus scheme based on individual and business performance
• Salary aligned with experience and market

Requirements:

Ideally 4+ years experience delivering UK BESS projects

Proven experience delivering >20MW BESS or grid-scale energy projects

Strong understanding of electrical integration, grid, and ICP/DNO interfaces