Lead Civil Engineer
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Zelestra in Roma
About Us
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Zelestra (formerly Solarpack) is a multinational platform fully focused on multi-technology renewables with a vertically integrated business model focused large-scale renewable projects in rapidly growing markets across Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia, and Africa.
Headquartered in Spain, Zelestra has more than 1.000 employees worldwide and is backed by EQT, one of three largest funds in the world with $200B in assets.
At Zelestra we aim to be a solid and solvent company, capable of executing quality and valuable projects for the society and the environment.
Therefore, we maintain a firm commitment to contribute directly to the social development of the communities and markets in which we operate, not only through the creation of economic value, but also through the generation of quality employment and through the social projects we promote.
Our purpose is to change the world by making decarbonization a reality for our partners.
Location
Rome, Italy
Mission
As Lead Civil Specialist, you will contribute in the development, definition and coordination of civil engineering associated with the design of renewable plants under development and construction.
Responsibilities
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- Design civil works, earthworks and structures in engineering projects (Photovoltaic, BESS, Underground cables and Substations) at any stage, including the preparation of bids and technical management of the purchases of any structure to be installed in the projects.
- Contracting and monitoring of geotechnical surveys hydrological studies and driving Tests
- Analyzing and interpreting geotechnical, hydrological, topographical studies and driving Tests.
- Pre-designing the different elements of civil works during the tender phase.
- Designing the implementation of structures and trackers, designing the earthworks, hydra