Our client is a fast‑growing energy‑transition company founded by a team of experienced professionals. The organisation develops large‑scale stationary battery storage projects as well as private grid‑connection infrastructure for renewable energy assets in France. The company manages the full value chain, from early development and grid‑connection design to construction, commissioning, and long‑term operation, with the ambition to accelerate the deployment of clean energy. A major fundraising round in 2025 with a globally recognised investor now supports the next phase of growth and structuring. As several projects enter construction and others approach the contractual negotiation stage, the company is creating a new position: Energy Markets Engineer (Storage). Reporting to the Head of Energy Markets, the role will act as a key interface with aggregators during both construction and operational phases, while also contributing to contract negotiations for upcoming projects.The successful candidate will join a dynamic, low‑inertia environment composed of experts across all verticals. The role1. Interface with Aggregators During Construction & Certification Participate in meetings with aggregators, EPC contractors, and O&M providers throughout the construction phase.Understand and monitor technical and operational interfaces.Track all steps required for battery certification on system services. 2. Contract Negotiation for Market Access (Future Projects) Compare aggregator offers and support the selection of the most competitive proposals.Contribute to contractual negotiations for battery market access, in close collaboration with the Finance and Technical teams. 3. Process Implementation for the Operational Phase Prepare and monitor the billing framework with aggregators ahead of commercial operation, in coordination with Finance and Accounting teams.Support internal audits related to battery revenues and O&M interfaces.Collect and structure market‑revenue performance data for lender reporting, in collaboration with the Finance department. 4. Revenue Forecasting & Coordination with Forecasters Anticipate and analyse available revenue forecasts for battery assets.Monitor forecast updates and align with the Finance team on revenue expectations. 5. Market Monitoring & Regulatory Affairs Track developments in electricity markets and assess impacts on battery revenues and operations.Participate in conferences, working groups, and advocacy meetings related to market design and regulatory topics. Your profile Master’s degree (General Engineering or Business School with an Energy specialisation).3–5 years of experience in the energy sector, ideally with an aggregator, producer, or supplier.Strong understanding of electricity markets and revenue streams associated with battery storage (system services, spot markets, balancing mechanism, capacity mechanism).Experience in contract negotiation or contract management is an asset.Fluent in French and English.Rigorous, organised, and able to synthesise complex information.Strong interpersonal skills and ease in managing discussions with partners and internal teams.

Our client is a rapidly expanding energy‑transition company founded by a team of experienced industry professionals. The organisation develops large‑scale stationary battery storage projects as well as private grid‑connection infrastructure for renewable energy assets in France.The company manages the full project lifecycle, from early development and grid‑connection design to construction, commissioning, and long‑term operation, with the mission of accelerating the deployment of clean energy. A major financing round in 2025 with a globally recognised investor now supports the next phase of growth and organisational structuring.As the portfolio enters the construction phase, the company is strengthening its development team. The Project Developer will take over projects once land control is secured and will be responsible for driving them to full maturity (ready‑to‑build and bankable).This role is central to: securing administrative authorisations,structuring projects technically and regulatorily,preparing them for financing. The position also includes a strong strategic dimension, contributing to the identification of new growth opportunities. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, low‑inertia environment with experts across all verticals. The role 1. Project Development Lead the development of land‑secured projects through to ready‑to‑build status: Coordinate all technical, environmental, and regulatory studies.Manage administrative procedures (building permits, environmental authorisations, etc.).Handle interactions with stakeholders (administrations, local authorities, permitting services).Monitor regulatory processes and anticipate associated risks.Structure projects for financing, ensuring technical and economic consistency.Contribute to project bankability in collaboration with internal finance, legal, and technical teams.Assess the technical feasibility of electrical grid connection based on local network capacity.Follow up on technical and financial grid‑connection proposals (PTF) and connection agreements.Integrate grid‑connection constraints into overall project development.Ensure timely delivery of all administrative and technical authorisations. 2. Cross‑Functional Project Leadership Coordinate closely with internal teams (engineering, finance, legal, construction).Manage external consultants (engineering firms, advisors, experts).Oversee project planning, costs, and risk management.Provide regular reporting to senior management. 3. Strategic Development & Growth Initiatives Identify and analyse new growth levers for the company’s portfolio.Explore adjacent or complementary opportunities to current activities.Conduct market studies and opportunity assessments.Evaluate technical, regulatory, and economic feasibility of new segments.Formulate and present strategic recommendations to management.Support the structuring of strategic partnerships.Contribute to the company’s positioning in a rapidly evolving energy landscape. Your profile Master’s degree (Engineering, Urban Planning, Energy, Real Estate, or equivalent). 3–6 years of experience in developing complex projects (energy, infrastructure, real estate, or related sectors).Strong understanding of administrative and environmental permitting processes.Ability to manage multi‑stakeholder projects.Analytical, structured, and proactive mindset.Autonomous, rigorous, and responsible.Excellent interpersonal and writing skills.Professional proficiency in English.Experience in structured development environments involving complex assets, ideally in: energy infrastructure,real estate or land‑use development,specialised or tertiary assets.

Our client is a fast‑growing energy transition company founded by a team of seasoned industry experts. The organisation develops and operates large‑scale stationary battery storage projects and private grid‑connection infrastructure for renewable energy assets in France.Covering the full project lifecycle, from development and grid‑connection design to construction, commissioning, and long‑term operations, the company plays a key role in accelerating the deployment of clean energy. A major fundraising round in 2025 with a globally recognised investor now supports the next phase of growth and structuring. As several battery storage projects enter construction and move toward commercial operation, the company is creating a new position: Asset Management Lead. Reporting directly to the CEO and working closely with the Technical Director and the Head of Energy Markets, this role will structure and oversee all activities related to operations, maintenance, regulatory compliance, and performance optimisation of the battery portfolio.The successful candidate will join a dynamic, low‑inertia environment with deep expertise across all verticals of the business. The role 1. Build and Lead the Asset Management Function Define and implement all processes required to manage battery assets during the operational phase.Establish the full asset‑management framework within the company in coordination with technical and market teams. 2. Manage Contractual and Regulatory Obligations Oversee the technical and commercial execution of all asset‑related contracts (maintenance, optimisation, insurance, grid access, telecom services, etc.).Maintain strong relationships with partners, asset owners, and public authorities.Ensure regulatory compliance, including permits, authorisations, and ICPE requirements. 3. Monitor and Optimise Asset Performance Develop and track key technical and economic performance indicators with the Technical Director and the Head of Energy Markets.Identify performance improvement opportunities and propose corrective actions in case of underperformance.Support revenue audits and related invoicing in collaboration with the Energy Markets team and the Finance department. 4. Manage Incidents, Claims, and Disputes Handle insurance claims and liaise with insurers.Coordinate between operators and optimisers during unexpected events and propose arbitration when needed.Contribute to resolving disputes with OEMs, operators, or optimisers regarding guaranteed performance or contractual obligations. 5. Support Financial Reporting Collect and structure technical and revenue data for reporting to lenders and shareholders.Ensure compliance with financing agreements and propose remediation actions when required. Your profile Master’s degree (Engineering or Business School with an Energy specialisation).5–10 years of experience in asset management of energy production assets; experience with electricity storage is a strong advantage.Solid understanding of battery storage fundamentals (degradation, round‑trip efficiency, availability) and electricity markets (system services, spot markets, balancing mechanism, capacity mechanism).Strong interest in building processes and structuring an activity from the ground up.Fluent in French and English.Rigorous, organised, detail‑oriented, and able to synthesise complex information.Excellent interpersonal skills and ease in managing internal and external stakeholders.