Environment & Energy Specialist
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Thélios in Longarone
Born from the will of LVMH Group, world leader in luxury, to establish itself in the eyewear sector, Thélios designs, produces and distributes sunglasses and optical frames for some of its most prestigious Maisons: Dior, Fendi, Celine, Givenchy, Loewe, Kenzo, Berluti, Bulgari, Tag Heuer and Fred. In addition, Thélios owns two proprietary brands, Barton Perreira and Vuarnet.
Environment & Energy Specialist
We are looking for an Environment & Energy Specialist to join our HQ. The selected candidate will join the HSE & Facility team and actively collaborate in the management of environmental processes and corporate sustainability projects, while also supporting activities related to energy efficiency and infrastructural interventions in the facilities.
Job Responsibilities
- Support the management of environmental compliance (waste, emissions, environmental authorizations and monitoring).
- Collaborate in data collection and processing activities for ESG initiatives and sustainability reporting.
- Support the monitoring of energy consumption and the identification of energy efficiency improvement projects.
- Participate in the development of circular economy initiatives and environmental impact reduction.
- Collaborate in the management of suppliers and consultants involved in environmental and energy projects.
- Support the planning and coordination of technical interventions on buildings, plants, and infrastructure.
- Contribute to the preparation of audits, certifications, and management systems (ISO 14001, ISO 50001, ESG).
- Develop KPIs and reports to support the decision-making process.
Profile
Degree in Environmental Engineering, Energy Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related disciplines. At least 2 years of relevant experience in environment, energy, or sustainability, which may include internships. Interest in ESG issues, energy efficiency, and plant management. Aptitude for problem-solving and project management. Strong orientation towards continuous