Proposal/Developer Energy Efficiency
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - GreenYellow Italia in Pavia
About GreenYellow
Founded in 2007, GreenYellow is a global leader in the energy transition, specializing in solar generation, energy efficiency, energy storage.
Operating in around 20 countries across four continents, GreenYellow has built over 1,300 solar plants and delivered more than 3,600 energy performance contracts, helping clients significantly reduce their energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Since 2022, GreenYellow has been majority-owned by Ardian, one of the world’s leading private investment firms, which supports the company’s growth and international expansion. Together, they are accelerating GreenYellow’s expansion in Europe to help corporates achieve their decarbonization goals.
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For a talented, driven, and collaborative individual, working at GreenYellow is an opportunity to learn, make an impact, and progress their career at an exceptionally high rate. That’s our promise to such a candidate.
Your Mission
As Project/Construction Manager Energy Efficiency you will coordinate with other Operations team members, Sales team and external partners for the design and realization of EE projects, playing a key role in maintaining a high operability and profitability of GY in Italy.
A few examples of your responsibilities
- Engage with the commercial team to support the development of new opportunities and take ownership of their technical business development.
- Develop energy audits across industrial and tertiary sites to define energy baselines and identify efficiency measures.
- Estimate EPC costs and assess technical and economic feasibility, ensuring opportunities are accurate, competitive, and profitable
- Coordinate engineering partners and service providers in developing designs to define project scope, budget, schedule, and technical specifications.
- Manage supplier qualification, negotiations, and contract