Senior Environmental Specialist
Pubblicato il 13-09-2026 - UKA – Der Energieparkentwickler in Gallicano Nel Lazio
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. Faccia ora il prossimo passo nella sua carriera: scorra verso il basso per leggere la descrizione completa del ruolo e invii la sua candidatura.
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.
Let's work together towards a successful energy transition. We are looking for a highly organized and proactive Senior Environmental Specialist (m/f/d) at our office in Rome to support our operations in Italy.
Your responsibilities:
- Perform environmental analyses for Wind and solar PV projects, including agrivoltaics, as well as associated electrical infrastructure during pre-feasiblity or advanced development stage
- Preparation, Supervision and reviewing of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) reports, feasibility studies, landscape report, appropriate assessment, acoustic studies and all the related technical documentation needed in the framework of EIA procedures, either Regional