Development engineering manager
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Enfinity Global in Italia
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.
Job Description
The Engineering Manager represents the technical foundation of Enfinity's development activities, playing a critical role in transforming early‐stage opportunities into technically robust, bankable, and construction‐ready projects.
This position is responsible for leading the Development Engineering function and acting as the key technical interface between the Development team and PVI, Enfinity's external engineering partner. The role ensures that development requirements are effectively translated into clear and comprehensive engineering scopes, securing timely, high‐quality deliverables that align with Enfinity's standards. Engineering assumptions defined during this phase are essential, as they directly feed into financial models—including CAPEX, P50/P90 estimates, losses, and availability—and lay the groundwork for subsequent pre‐construction design phases.
Key Responsibilities
Technical leadership for development Provide engineering support to the Development team from site screening through ready‐to‐build. Deliver preliminary layouts and energy‐yield estimates, grid‐connection feasibility and single‐line diagrams. Provide technical input for permitting submissions and environmental studies; run constructability assess