Electrical Reliability Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - Nadara in Varese
We're Nadara. We work harmoniously with the power of nature and the communities around us to power lifetimes to come. We call our approach ‘living energy’. We don’t just produce renewable energy, we live it – recognising our relationship with the people touched by our business and supporting social, educational, cultural, and environmental initiatives that contribute to the development of the communities we work alongside. Discover more about our business here: https://nadara.com/about/ Nadala is an innovative place to work. We work in a stimulating and challenging environment, where every day we explore the unknown with curiosity, make decisions with quality and take action and deliver with courage. For us diversity is a real value, and we encourage in connecting different perspectives with respect. Discover more about our culture and approach here: https://nadara.com/living-the-company/ Job Description Summary: The Electrical Reliability Engineer is responsible for ensuring the optimal performance, safety, and longevity of electrical infrastructure including Balance of Plant,
wind farms and PV installations) across Nadara’s Italian fleet. This role involves ensuring the reliability, efficiency, and safety of electrical systems, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and contributing to various projects from inception through to completion. Job Description: Key Responsibilities: 1. Design and Development: * Lead or support the design and specification of new electrical systems or upgrades to existing systems across the fleet, ensuring alignment with reliability and safety standards. * Collaborate with engineering and project teams during the development phase of new assets or retrofits to integrate reliability principles from the outset. * Evaluate and recommend new technologies, components, or systems that enhance electrical performance and reduce lifecycle costs. * Participate in the standardization of electrical designs and components across the fleet to st