Woodgroup Brazil is seeking for Consultant Solar Energy

Wood Group Brazil Is Seeking Solar Energy Consultant

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/06/2018 at 22:47

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Woodgroup are now seeking to recruit a fluent Portuguese and English speaking Senior Consultant in Solar Energy available to work in Brazil for new projects. There are some specific requirements for the applications, send your CV’s only if you have the qualifications. If you desire to know more about our website and access other articles, use the translator bar on the top of the header of these pages. So, let’s do it!

The Key Responsibilities

• Manage/develop solar projects in Brazil and Latam
• Assess renewable energy projects on behalf of Lenders or Investors.
• Interface with multi-discipline teams of engineers to deliver our scopes of work to clients
• Manage environmental and regulatory requirements for Renewable Energy projects in Brazil
• Develop and monitor construction schedule, identifying main risks and interfaces.
• Perform Business Development activities for Renewable Energy projects in Brazil and Latam.
• Manage Due Diligence projects.

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Job Requirements

• Engineering degree
• Knowledge of all Project Management techniques
• Fluent in Portuguese and English.
• Competence in understanding solar development, EPC and O&M contracts
• The role is client-facing and so must be an excellent communicator (both written and verbal)
• Experience in PVSYST PV yield prediction software

If you have this profile, please share your CV with us! Send to recrutamento.br@woodgroup.com using the subject: “Senior Consultant in Energy”.

Wood Group Brazil Is Seeking Solar Energy Consultant

The Key Responsibilities

Job Requirements

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Wood Group Brazil Is Seeking Solar Energy Consultant

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