Project Manager – BESS Construction
Job description
We’re supporting a rapidly growing European energy storage company developing and delivering large-scale BESS projects across Germany. They are looking for a Project Manager – Construction to join their growing project team in Munich.
This is a great opportunity for someone with experience in renewable energy, infrastructure, construction or grid projects who wants to develop deeper expertise in large-scale BESS delivery and take on increasing project responsibility.
The Role
You’ll support the delivery of stand-alone BESS projects across Germany, working closely with senior project managers, EPC contractors, suppliers and technical stakeholders.
Your responsibilities will include:
Supporting the execution of BESS projects from construction through to commissioning
Coordinating EPC contractors, subcontractors and suppliers
Supporting project planning, risk management, HSE, QA/QC and contract administration
Acting as a day-to-day contact for contractors, grid operators and local stakeholders
Supporting the review of civil works, MV/HV electrical installations and power electronics
Helping resolve technical and construction issues on site
Supporting cost tracking, contract compliance and project handover
Preparing project reports and decision-support documentation for senior management
Regular travel to project sites across Germany
What We're Looking For
4+ years' experience in project management or construction
Background in renewable energy, energy infrastructure, industrial projects or grid infrastructure
Engineering degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial, Energy Engineering or a related discipline
Experience with BESS, substations, HV grid connections, power systems or EPC projects is highly desirable
Understanding of contract management; experience with claims, change orders or performance guarantees is a plus
Strong organizational and communication skills
Hands-on, proactive approach with the ambition to develop
Business-fluent German and English
Willingness to travel throughout Germany