Electrical Engineer
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Galileo Green Energy in Pavia
Galileo is a fast-growing renewable energy developer, investor and operator, currently in the very dynamic start-up phase. Since our foundation in 2020, we have secured a pipeline of over 16 GW of solar PV, onshore wind, offshore wind and storage projects across 10 markets in Europe.
We are looking for an Electrical Engineer to lead electrical engineering activities for PV and BESS projects in Italy from greenfield technical development through post-permitting, detailed design, construction, commissioning, and handover. This person will be based in Milan (with the possibility of hybrid remote working) and report to the EPC Director.
What you’ll do
- Lead the definition of electrical design concepts and requirements (BoD/SoW, Employer’s Requirements, technical specifications) supporting tendering, contracting, and execution.
- Cover the full electrical scope across the plant and grid interface, from development stage up to construction, including:
- DC and AC design concepts for PV and BESS (collection systems, aux supplies, control/communication interfaces)
- MV and HV systems,
including substation and grid-connection interfaces (primary/secondary systems coordination as applicable)
- Contribute to grid studies and assessments (e.g., short-circuit, load flow, harmonics, flicker, protection coordination), coordinating consultants/third parties when needed.
- Review design deliverables (SLDs, protection & control schemes, substation/cabin layouts, cable schedules, grounding/earthing, lighting, auxiliary services)
- Protection, metering, grounding/earthing, lightning protection and electrical safety concepts.
- Ensure compliance with Italian grid codes and relevant standards (e.g., CEI/IEC), and support grid-connection activities in collaboration with the Grid team (DSO/TERNA interface).
- Coordinate and/or review electrical deliverables from EPC contractors, consultants and suppliers; challenge design choices to ensure quality, constructability, cost effectiveness and