Electrical Site Engineer
Pubblicato il 10-08-2026 - Metlen Energy & Metals in Italia
At Metlen Energy & Metals, we are catalysts for a sustainable future, leading the green energy transition with innovative solutions while being a reference point for competitive green metallurgy. Our global presence covers two business Sectors: Energy and Metallurgy. With a consolidated yearly turnover of €6.3 billion and a workforce of over 5,500 dedicated individuals, we fuel success through cutting-edge technology and diverse talent.
We are committed to embracing new state-of-the-art technologies and advancements, propelling us towards a cleaner, brighter tomorrow. Our positive footprint extends across five continents, leaving a lasting impact. We foster a culture of resilience, challenge, respect, excellence, and change, empowering our diverse workforce to achieve remarkable outcomes.
We are currently looking for an Electrical Site Engineer to join our M Renewables team in Italy, part of our subsidiary METKA EGN.
Your role will encompass:
- Pre-condition site surveys
- Initial site setup and establishment (supported by the HSE site manager)
- Provide technical support and guidance to the installation team and other project members
- Ensure correct implementation of electrical drawings by the main subcontractor
- Supervise subcontractors schedule and works
- Report to the project manager any deviations from the PoW or scope by the subcontractors
- Assist the team with the construction flow and timetable
What you bring to the role:
- BSc/MEng in Electrical Engineering. MSc in electrical, mechanical, or civil engineering is considered an advantage
- In-depth knowledge of solar power systems, electrical design, and relevant codes and standards.
- Proven track record (2-5 years) in the construction of solar parks is considered an advantage
- Ability to interpret electrical, mechanical and civil construction drawings is essential.
- Fluency in English and Italian is essential
- Knowledge of AUTOCAD
- Excellent organizational, communication and interpersonal skills