Senior Development Engineer, Renewable Energy Projects
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - European Energy in Italia
Want to help build Italy's next generation of renewable energy projects? As a Senior Development Engineer at European Energy, you'll lead the technical development of large-scale solar, wind and battery storage projects that power the energy transition. This is your chance to combine technical expertise with strategic influence in a fast-growing international company. Join us and help turn ambitious renewable energy plans into reality.
European Energy is a growing company in the renewable energy sector. We are a privately owned Danish company founded in 2004, with our headquarters in Copenhagen. We develop, construct, and operate solar (PV) and wind energy projects globally, as well as Power-to-X projects. In addition, we explore new technologies, including battery energy storage, biogas, and carbon capture. As part of this, we are highly active in M&A; activities across the entire value chain. Our core values form the foundation of everything we do: In It Together, Trust and Courage, Ambition, Excitement, Inclusion, and Agility. Your New Team
You will join European Energy Italy,
a team of approximately 15 colleagues based primarily at our Milan office. In this role, you will work closely with colleagues across the organization, including our EPC team at headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark, collaborating on grid connection, technology, and design aspects of our projects.
We are a highly motivated, ambitious, and supportive team where trust, knowledge sharing, and open dialogue form the foundation of how we work together. As our project pipeline in Italy continues to grow rapidly, you will play a key role in a wide range of technical activities, gaining hands‐on experience while benefiting from excellent opportunities for professional growth and increasing responsibility over time.
Your New Role
As our new Senior Development Engineer, you will support the Project Development team with permitting and grid connections in the screening, development and early structuring