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An international renewable energy company based in London is seeking a Senior Technical Asset Manager to oversee the operational phase of solar PV projects. You will be responsible for asset performance monitoring, compliance management, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Ideal candidates have over 6 years of experience in technical asset management, particularly in solar projects, and are equipped with an engineering qualification. A competitive salary and a hybrid working environment are offered.
Job Description
Gülermak Renewables is pursuing an ambitious goal to become a leading international player in the net-zero industry at international level driven by a solid team and a commitment to technical excellence. To this aim, we are forming a technical network of professionals to lead on all engineering and technical aspects to support acquisition, design, execution and operations of the projects, which encompass various technologies from solar PV to onshore wind and grid support technologies, such as BESS.
As a key member of the Engineering Team, the Senior Technical Asset Manager will lead on the operational phase of the projects, while contributing to disseminate technical expertise to other project phases. and will also proactively contribute to the development of the Technical Asset Management function.
We\u2019re a leading international investor with roots in infrastructure and construction projects. Operating with the highest ethical standards and has a reputation for delivering projects on time, we have a history of 65 years. With an annual revenue level of around Euro 1bn level, we operate in several jurisdictions from Poland, Turkey, UK, Sweden, Romania, India and Philippines. Gülermak has recently completed its IPO process in Borsa Istanbul, floated 12% of its shares and raised Euro 125m recently.
Renewables & PPP business is highly important and separately managed division with its HQ in London to secure a future-proof business with stable and predictable cash flows. The division has recently closed non-recourse financing of a PPP tramline project in Poland and raised funding from multilaterals and lenders up to Eur 200m level. The UK company will act as the divisional HQ under which all renewable and PPP assets will be consolidated.