Project Controller
Pubblicato il 13-09-2026 - Energy Dome in Milano
"
Energy Dome provides power and capacity at utility scale. Our CO2 Battery, the core of our technology platform, is a proven long-duration energy storage solution, already operating and contracted across three continents. Right now, we’re scaling fast across engineering, project delivery, operations, and commercial teams globally. Energy Dome is an infrastructure company - our projects get built, our plants get commissioned, and the power we deliver is measured in gigawatt-hours, not press releases.
If you want to work on energy systems that matter - and will run for decades - this is the place to build the next chapter of your career.
About the Role
The Project Controller is responsible for monitoring and controlling the financial and operational performance of EPC projects throughout their lifecycle.
Working closely with Project Managers and cross-functional teams, the role ensures effective cost control, forecasting, reporting and project performance monitoring, supporting informed decision-making and helping deliver projects on time and within budget.
The ideal candidate is a proactive and hands-on professional, comfortable working in a fast-paced and growing international environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Support Project Managers in defining project budgets, cost structures and financial baselines.
- Monitor project costs, forecasts, cash flow and financial performance throughout project execution.
- Analyse Budget, Actual Costs, Forecast, ETC and EAC, identifying deviations, risks and opportunities.
- Prepare monthly project reports, dashboards and KPI analysis.
- Support monthly closing activities and project financial reviews with the Finance team.
- Collaborate with Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Finance to ensure alignment across all project phases.
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of project control processes, reporting tools and governance.
Required Experience
- 5-8 years of experience in the role
- Experience managing complex E