The Company
Part of a renowned global leader in smart energy solutions, our client is an intelligent manufacturing enterprise originally focusing on photovoltaic cells and modules with business footprints in over 140 countries and regions and branch companies and sales centers in countries like Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland, US, Canada, Brazil, Singapore, Japan, Thailand and Australia, achieving great sales performance of their PV products in international mainstream markets of Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia Pacific.
The company currently has multiple grid-connected solar assets in South Australia. Committed to the investment, development and operation of solar power stations and new energy in Australia, they are looking to further develop and build large-scale Solar & Battery Storage projects in QLD, NSW and New Zealand.
The Opportunity
A complex and exciting opportunity for a PV Design Engineer to join our client’s Australian team and be involved in the System Design and Engineering work for their Solar Farms & BESS projects in both Australia & New Zealand, as well as assisting in managing project commissioning and ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations. Reporting to the Project Manager in New Zealand or China.
The Responsibilities
Showcasing Project Management and strong interpersonal skills and capable of working in an international multicultural environment, communicating with third party design firms and coordinating the engineering design work to advance as planned, you will be responsible for:
The Selection Criteria
The successful candidate will have a positive and proactive approach to safety, excellent communication skills and professional work standards, with a high attention to detail, as well as:
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Apply now through the apply button or get in touch with Andreea Olariu at andreea@anavo.com for a confidential conversation. We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Anavo welcomes, values and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Islander people, women, the LGBTI+ community, mature workers, people with different cultural backgrounds and disabilities.