Europe Data Center Development Lead

Fuse Energy; Netherlands; On-site; USD 139,000 - 221,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully expensed tech

Biannual bonus scheme

Private health insurance

Breakfast and dinner allowance

Job summary

Fuse Energy is building a globally positioned energy company, developing data centres and generation projects across Europe. You will own end-to-end development, from market entry to energisation, and work with leading investors to structure project financing.

The role requires deep knowledge of European data centre geographies, grid connections, permitting regimes, and risk management, with a readiness to travel across Europe.

Qualifications

• Experience developing data centres or large-scale infrastructure in Europe.
• Deep knowledge of European data centre geographies and power markets.
• Strong understanding of planning, permitting, and grid connection processes.
• Experience with project finance and investor relations.
• Highly analytical, self-directed, and capable of ownership.
• Willingness to travel across Europe; additional languages are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Own data centre development in Europe end-to-end: market entry through energisation.
• Evaluate and prioritise European markets by power, grid, land, and incentives.
• Identify and assess sites from technical, planning, power, and infrastructure perspectives.
• Structure and support development financing with investors and lenders.
• Lead permitting and stakeholder engagement in each jurisdiction.
• Mitigate technical, commercial, and development risks.
• Ensure projects are deliverable, scalable, and construction-ready.

Skills

Data centre development

European energy markets

Grid connection knowledge

Regulatory understanding

Financial modelling

Analytical thinking

Travel willingness

Job description

Fuse Energy is building a globally positioned energy company, developing data centres and generation projects across Europe. You will own end-to-end development, from market entry to energisation, and work with leading investors to structure project financing.

The role requires deep knowledge of European data centre geographies, grid connections, permitting regimes, and risk management, with a readiness to travel across Europe.