Energy Engineer
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Sinergy Flow in Milano
Location: Rho, Italy (near the metro station)
Contract Type: Full-time, On-site
Working Hours: 09:00–12:45, 14:00–18:00
Compensation: 35,000-45,000€
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Role Descritption
We are seeking an Energy Engineer to support the techno-economic analysis and market assessment activities supporting the development and commercialization of Sinergy Flow's innovative energy storage technology. This role is intended for a professional with a strong analytical background, capable of translating technical system performance into compelling business cases across different applications and energy markets. The Energy Engineer will be responsible for developing simulation models, evaluating use cases, and identifying the key economic and operational drivers that maximize the value proposition of the technology.
The role will bridge engineering and market strategy by providing quantitative insights that support product positioning, customer engagement, and strategic decision-making.
The position combines energy systems modeling, market intelligence, techno-economic assessment, and cross-functional collaboration, contributing to the definition of product strategy and the validation of high-impact commercial opportunities.
Responsibilities
- Develop techno-economic models to evaluate the performance and profitability of Sinergy Flow's energy storage solutions
- Analyze electricity markets, regulatory frameworks, and revenue streams across different countries and applications
- Perform simulations of specific case studies to assess economic feasibility under different operating scenarios
- Support the definition and continuous refinement of the company's value proposition through data-driven analysis
- Benchmark competing technologies and alternative energy storage solutions from both technical and economic