Asset and Commercial Manager
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Enfinity Global in Milano
Enfinity Global is a purpose-driven company focused on making a positive impact on the planet by helping companies, governments, and individuals transition to a carbon-free and sustainable economy. Our role as a leading IPP is to develop, finance, build, operate, and own renewable energy assets in the long term in Europe, Asia, and the Americas through our offices in the USA, Spain, Italy, UK, Netherlands, India, and Japan.
Our team of over 400 Enfiniters comprises seasoned finance professionals, as well as experienced project developers and operators with extensive industry experience across all stages of the project life cycle. We pride ourselves on being creative and innovative solution providers to our customers and partners.
Enfinity is looking for a Technical Asset Manager (EU) to manage the technical performance of the asset fleet in in Italy.
This person will be hands on in the field as needed to handle the O&M; of the plants owned by Enfinity and involved in commissioning and on-going maintenance of projects installed in the field as well as leading the reporting to investors and other stakeholders.
As part of the growing Asset Management Team you will cover a pivotal role in managing and overseeing the performance across a portfolio of renewable energy assets (in Italy), with 1+ GW in operations by 2026
Reporting to the Head of Asset Management Europe, this role will oversee and manage all aspects of health, safety and environmental performance, asset performance, warranty management, contractor and contract management, energy delivery and performance reporting.
This role will also lead the creation and management of generation budgets for the assigned assets and drive innovation in performance management.
Oversee the day-to-day field operations of a portfolio of utility-scale solar plants
Ensure the day-to-day operations meet safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements
Communicate with offtakers, financing parties on performance matters and