Legal Counsel
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - UKA – Der Energieparkentwickler in Italia
As an energy park developer, the UKA Group plans, builds, operates, and sells wind, photovoltaic (PV) and battery storage projects. It contributes to a sustainable power supply in Germany, Europe and America that is independent of fossil fuel imports, ensures lower power prices, and is climate‑friendly. UKA is an owner‑managed company that has been pursuing a long‑term business strategy since its founding in 1999. The company’s employees are committed to delivering the best possible project results that meet the highest economic and quality standards. All projects are systematically advanced, even when external circumstances require an extra measure of patience and perseverance.
The UKA Group is one of the leading project developers for renewable energies in Germany with 1.5 GW of onshore wind projects under construction in its home market. Furthermore, an impressive project pipeline of currently 6.5 GW in the international markets alone underlines its attractive business prospects abroad.
To further expand this international growth,
the UKA Group is strengthening its presence in Italy – one of its focus markets – through its office in Rome, where a dedicated team is advancing a portfolio of utility‑scale PV, onshore wind, and BESS projects.
The Junior Legal Counsel will support the senior legal counsel in advising on contractual, compliance, regulatory, and corporate matters within the rapidly evolving renewable energy sector. Joining the legal office and reporting directly to the senior legal counsel working closely with the project development experts and external stakeholders, this role contributes to ensuring that all business activities comply with Italian and EU legal frameworks governing renewable energy projects, including wind, (agri‑)PV and battery storage.
Conduct legal research on civil, commercial, and real‑estate matters, with specific reference to Italian and EU laws regulating renewable energy projects in Italy.
Conduct legal research on environment