Business Development Analyst
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Galileo in Italia
Job Description
Galileo is a fast-growing renewable energy IPP, investor and operator , currently in the very dynamic start-up phase. Since our foundation in 2020, we have secured a pipeline of over 16 GW of solar PV, onshore wind , offshore wind and storage projects across 10 markets in Europe.
We are looking for a Business Development Analyst / Associate to support the coordination and delivery of various workstreams related to the development of Wind, Solar and Battery projects in Italy. You’ll be based in Milan (with the possibility of hybrid remote working), reporting to the Business Development Manager.
What you’ll do
[Responsibilities and autonomy will vary depending on the experience]:
- Advance project development – Lead and support the permitting process of Galileo’s PV and BESS pipeline from early-stage to Ready-to-Build, and potentially through pre-construction.
- Coordinate internal and external stakeholders – Engage with public administrations, landowners, consultants, and Transmission/Distribution System Operators (TSO/DSO).
- Perform technical and feasibility assessments – Review project layouts and design documentation, conduct site visits, and assess technical, environmental, and grid-connection aspects.
- Manage third-party suppliers – Supervise and coordinate consultants, engineers, and permitting partners throughout the project lifecycle.
- Monitor regulatory developments – Stay abreast of changes in Italian renewable energy legislation, permitting frameworks, and grid regulations.
- Continuously grow your expertise – Maintain and expand your technical and professional skillset in line with Galileo’s evolving business focus and needs.
Requirements
What you’ll need:
- Master’s degree or bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Economics, Law, Natural Science or a related discipline;
- At least 1-2 years of experience (Analyst) or 3-4 years (Associate) in development of utility-scale renewable energy projects within IPPs or developers active in the Ita