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EPC Director – Battery Energy Storage | Germany

About the role

A well-capitalised renewable energy platform is expanding its battery storage portfolio in Germany and is seeking an experienced EPC Director to lead the delivery of one or more utility-scale projects. The position will take overall responsibility for engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning, guiding projects from late-stage development and investment approval through to commercial operation and handover.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the full EPC delivery scope from pre-construction through to commercial operation.
  • Manage engineering advisers, construction partners, contractors and equipment suppliers.
  • Maintain control of project schedules, budgets, risks and technical quality.
  • Oversee QA/QC, testing and commissioning, ensuring a well-documented handover to operations.
  • Protect agreed capital and programme baselines through effective change and claims management.
  • Provide clear reporting on delivery progress, key risks and asset integrity to senior stakeholders.
  • Coordinate relationships with OEMs, grid operators and other technical partners.
  • Support the integration of newly acquired projects into the company’s delivery standards and processes.

Candidate Profile

  • Strong track record delivering capital-intensive energy or infrastructure projects from investment approval through to commercial operation.
  • Relevant experience within battery storage, renewable energy, power infrastructure or another closely related sector.
  • Proven ability to manage multiple contractors, technical advisers and complex contractual interfaces.
  • Strong understanding of construction quality, commissioning and operational handover.
  • Commercially aware, with experience managing project schedules, budgets, risks and changes.
  • Comfortable reporting to senior leadership and project governance boards.
  • Fluent German and strong knowledge of the German energy market, including grid connection, permitting and regulatory requirements.
  • Able to operate independently, take ownership and make effective decisions within an agreed mandate.