Technical Manager-Investment Projects (Overseas Renewable Energy Power Plants)

Job Responsibilities

1. Technical Evaluation in Early Project Stages

- Conduct technical evaluations during the early-stage acquisition of development rights for overseas renewable energy power plant investment projects. This includes assessing the technical feasibility of site conditions such as geography, climate, and geology to determine their suitability for renewable energy projects.

- Research and evaluate the renewable energy technology solutions of target projects (e.g., solar PV, wind power), analyzing technological advancement, reliability, stability, and compliance with local technical standards and regulations.

- Assess the grid connection plan in the early stages of the project, including selection of connection points, transmission line planning, and evaluation of grid capacity and stability to ensure successful integration and power generation after project completion.

2. Technical Risk Management

- Identify and assess technical risks during the acquisition phase, including risks related to equipment quality, technology implementation, and grid connection coordination. Develop corresponding risk mitigation strategies. - Collaborate closely with project teams during early-stage commercial negotiations, providing technical support to ensure rationality and feasibility of technical terms in acquisition agreements.

3. Cross-Team Coordination and Communication

- Maintain effective communication and collaboration with internal teams such as project, finance, and commercial departments to ensure that technical evaluation results and risk control measures are clearly communicated and implemented.

Qualifications

- Bachelor’s degree or above in engineering, preferably in renewable energy science and engineering, electrical engineering, or power engineering.

- At least 5 years of relevant work experience in renewable energy power plant projects. Overseas project experience is highly preferred.

- Experience in renewable energy planning and design (especially within design institutes) is a strong advantage.

- Proficiency in English for reading technical documentation and daily communication.

- Willingness to travel for project-related assignments.