ELECTRICAL ENGINEER – SITE (Owners Engineer)

1. Overview

This is a global engineering group with over a century of technical heritage and a footprint that spans Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. The organisation is recognised for delivering complex infrastructure, energy, and environmental projects across the full lifecycle — from feasibility and detailed design to construction oversight, commissioning, and operational support.

Its core expertise covers renewable energy, transmission and distribution, thermal generation, water and environmental infrastructure, nuclear engineering, and large industrial developments. The team brings together a deep bench of multidisciplinary engineers — civil, electrical, mechanical, geotechnical, environmental, grid, and project controls — all working within a highly structured international quality and governance framework.

Across Africa, the group is known for supporting high-impact energy programmes, grid-strengthening initiatives, and utility-scale renewable developments. These roles form part of the Owner’s Engineer team supporting six utility-scale Solar PV projects (totalling 1.28 GW), executed across three clusters located in Mpumalanga, Limpopo, and the North West.

2. What You’ll Do

• Oversee LV and MV electrical construction activities across the two-project cluster.
• Review electrical drawings, installation plans, cable schedules, and test documentation for compliance.
• Monitor electrical installation of cable routes, switchgear, inverters, terminations, and related equipment.
• Support quality control activities, ensuring compliance with applicable standards and project specifications.
• Coordinate daily electrical interfaces with civil, mechanical, and grid teams.
• Identify electrical risks impacting project delivery and implement mitigation strategies.
• Review EPC contractor documentation, including method statements and as-built drawings.
• Support electrical readiness for commissioning and contribute to punch list closure.

3. What We’re Looking For

• BSc / BTech / NDip Electrical Engineering.
• 10+ years electrical engineering experience (desirable).
• At least two Solar PV projects delivered in similar roles.
• Minimum two years’ experience in comparable assignments with the bidder.
• Strong capability in identifying and mitigating electrical and construction risks.
• Experience coordinating with multidisciplinary engineering teams.

4. What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of an Owner’s Engineer team within a respected international engineering group.
• Work directly with multicultural, international stakeholders, gaining exposure to global standards, methodologies, and project governance.
• Hands-on oversight of two large utility-scale solar plants per cluster, offering depth and breadth of technical exposure.
• A high-performance engineering environment with strong technical collaboration.

MECHANICAL ENGINEER - SITE (Owners Engineer)

1. Overview

This is a global engineering group with over a century of technical heritage and a footprint that spans Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. The organisation is recognised for delivering complex infrastructure, energy, and environmental projects across the full lifecycle — from feasibility and detailed design to construction oversight, commissioning, and operational support.

Its core expertise covers renewable energy, transmission and distribution, thermal generation, water and environmental infrastructure, nuclear engineering, and large industrial developments. The team brings together a deep bench of multidisciplinary engineers — civil, electrical, mechanical, geotechnical, environmental, grid, and project controls — all working within a highly structured international quality and governance framework.

Across Africa, the group is known for supporting high-impact energy programmes, grid-strengthening initiatives, and utility-scale renewable developments. These roles form part of the Owner’s Engineer team supporting six utility-scale Solar PV projects (totalling 1.28 GW), executed across three geographic clusters. Construction will take place in Mpumalanga, Limpopo, and the North West.

2. What You’ll Do

• Oversee all mechanical construction activities for utility-scale Solar PV plants within the assigned two-project cluster.
• Monitor installation of mounting structures, trackers, mechanical balance-of-plant systems, and associated plant components.
• Verify that mechanical works comply with approved engineering designs, specifications, and quality standards.
• Conduct mechanical inspections, review method statements, and ensure adherence to construction sequencing.
• Coordinate daily with civil, electrical, and grid engineering teams to ensure integrated mechanical delivery.
• Review contractor documentation, mechanical test records, and as-built information.
• Identify risks impacting mechanical works and implement mitigation actions in line with OE processes.
• Support the close-out of mechanical punch lists and readiness for commissioning.

3. What We’re Looking For

• BSc / BTech / NDip Mechanical Engineering.
• 10+ years mechanical engineering experience (desirable).
• At least two utility-scale Solar PV projects completed in similar roles.
• Minimum two years’ experience working in similar assignments with Owners Engineer.
• Demonstrated ability to identify, assess, and mitigate technical and construction risks.
• Strong coordination skills across multi-disciplinary teams.

4. What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of an Owner’s Engineer team within a respected international engineering group.
• Work directly with multicultural, international stakeholders, gaining exposure to global standards, methodologies, and project governance.
• Hands-on oversight of two large utility-scale solar plants per cluster, offering depth and breadth of technical exposure.
• A high-performance engineering environment with strong technical collaboration.

CIVIL / STRUCTURAL ENGINEER - SITE (Owners Engineer)

1. Overview

This is a global engineering group with over a century of technical heritage and a footprint that spans Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. The organisation is recognised for delivering complex infrastructure, energy, and environmental projects across the full lifecycle — from feasibility and detailed design to construction oversight, commissioning, and operational support.

Its core expertise covers renewable energy, transmission and distribution, thermal generation, water and environmental infrastructure, nuclear engineering, and large industrial developments. The team brings together a deep bench of multidisciplinary engineers — civil, electrical, mechanical, geotechnical, environmental, grid, and project controls — all working within a highly structured international quality and governance framework.

Across Africa, the group is known for supporting high-impact energy programmes, grid-strengthening initiatives, and utility-scale renewable developments. These roles support six utility-scale Solar PV projects (totalling 1.28 GW) implemented across Mpumalanga, Limpopo, and the North West.

2. What You’ll Do

• Oversee civil and structural construction activities including earthworks, platforms, roads, drainage, and foundations.
• Monitor construction progress and verify compliance with engineering designs, standards, and specifications.
• Conduct civil/structural inspections and quality assessments throughout all construction stages.
• Review technical documentation, method statements, and contractor submissions.
• Coordinate civil and structural interfaces with mechanical, electrical, and grid teams.
• Identify risks associated with civil and structural works and implement mitigation strategies.
• Support resolution of on-site civil/structural technical issues.

3. What We’re Looking For

• BSc / BTech / NDip Civil Engineering.
• 10+ years civil/structural engineering experience (desirable).
• At least five Solar PV projects completed in similar roles.
• Minimum two years’ experience in similar assignments with the bidder.
• Strong civil/structural risk management capability.

4. What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of an Owner’s Engineer team within a respected international engineering group.
• Work directly with multicultural, international stakeholders, gaining exposure to global standards, methodologies, and project governance.
• Hands-on oversight of two large utility-scale solar plants per cluster, offering depth and breadth of technical exposure.
• A high-performance engineering environment with strong technical collaboration.

HV & GRID ELECTRICAL ENGINEER - SITE (Owners Engineer)

1. Overview

This is a global engineering group with over a century of technical heritage and a footprint that spans Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. The organisation is recognised for delivering complex infrastructure, energy, and environmental projects across the full lifecycle — from feasibility and detailed design to construction oversight, commissioning, and operational support.

Its core expertise covers renewable energy, transmission and distribution, thermal generation, water and environmental infrastructure, nuclear engineering, and large industrial developments. The team brings together a deep bench of multidisciplinary engineers — civil, electrical, mechanical, geotechnical, environmental, grid, and project controls — all working within a highly structured international quality and governance framework.

Across Africa, the group is known for supporting high-impact energy programmes, grid-strengthening initiatives, and utility-scale renewable developments. These roles sit within one of South Africa’s largest upcoming utility-scale solar build programmes: six Solar PV projects (totalling 1.28 GW), clustered into three construction packages (two projects per cluster). Construction will take place across Mpumalanga, Limpopo, and North West.

2. What You’ll Do

• Oversee high-voltage and grid-related electrical works during construction.
• Monitor installation, testing, and compliance of HV equipment and grid interfaces.
• Review drawings, specifications, and technical documentation for compliance with standards.
• Support grid integration, switching operations, and commissioning readiness.
• Coordinate technical activities with EPC electrical teams and multidisciplinary OE teams.
• Identify project risks and implement mitigation measures throughout the lifecycle.

3. What We’re Looking For

• BSc / BTech / NDip Electrical Engineering.
• 10+ years electrical engineering experience (desirable).
• At least 2 years’ experience in similar assignments with Owners Engineer.
• Experience identifying and mitigating commercial and contractual risks.
• Experience working within multidisciplinary, multicultural engineering teams.

4. What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of an Owner’s Engineer team within a respected international engineering group.
• Work directly with multicultural, international stakeholders, gaining exposure to global standards, methodologies, and project governance.
• Hands-on oversight of two large utility-scale solar plants per cluster, offering depth and breadth of technical exposure.
• A high-performance engineering environment with strong technical collaboration.

SITE AGENT – CONSTRUCTION (Owners Engineer)

1. Overview

This is a global engineering group with over a century of technical heritage and a footprint that spans Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. The organisation is recognised for delivering complex infrastructure, energy, and environmental projects across the full lifecycle — from feasibility and detailed design to construction oversight, commissioning, and operational support.

Its core expertise covers renewable energy, transmission and distribution, thermal generation, water and environmental infrastructure, nuclear engineering, and large industrial developments. The team brings together a deep bench of multidisciplinary engineers — civil, electrical, mechanical, geotechnical, environmental, grid, and project controls — all working within a highly structured international quality and governance framework.

Across Africa, the group is known for supporting high-impact energy programmes, grid-strengthening initiatives, and utility-scale renewable developments. These roles sit within one of South Africa’s largest upcoming utility-scale solar build programmes: six Solar PV projects (totalling 1.28 GW), clustered into three construction packages (two projects per cluster). 

Construction will take place across:

Mpumalanga | Limpopo | North West

Site Agents form part of the Owner’s Engineer (OE) team, overseeing EPC execution, ensuring compliance, and safeguarding delivery quality, safety, and schedule across each cluster.

2. What You’ll Do

• Oversee full construction execution for two utility-scale Solar PV plants within an assigned cluster.
• Manage all on-site activities, construction sequencing, logistics, and daily coordination with EPC teams, subcontractors, and engineering leads.
• Lead and control large direct labour and subcontractor teams (500+ workforce) in remote-site conditions. 
• Drive and uphold a strict Zero Harm safety culture. (Non-negotiable) 
• Monitor construction progress, workmanship, and compliance with approved design specifications (PV + 132 kV substation scopes).
• Work closely with engineering, planning, commercial, and quality teams to resolve issues proactively.
• Oversee reporting, site instructions, contractor supervision, and progress tracking.
• Conduct risk identification and mitigation throughout construction phases. 
• Support commissioning readiness, punch lists, and project handover to operations.

3. What We’re Looking For

• 10+ years construction management experience on large industrial or energy projects. 
• Previous 2 years’ experience working for an Owners Engineer team.
• Minimum 2 x utility-scale Solar PV projects at comparable scale delivered. 
• Experience with 132 kV substation construction and REIPPPP-level execution. 
• Background delivering 500 MW+ cumulative EPC/IPP/OE projects. 
• Proven leadership of large, multi-disciplinary workforce teams (500+ people). 
• Strong engineering foundation (civil / mechanical / electrical).
• Deep understanding of construction sequencing, logistics, quality, coordination, and problem solving. 
• Ability to lead multicultural teams in remote environments. 
• Excellent written and verbal English communication (non-negotiable).
• Strong construction risk identification and mitigation ability. 

4. What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of an Owner’s Engineer team within a respected international engineering group.
• Work directly with multicultural, international stakeholders, gaining exposure to global standards, methodologies, and project governance.
• Hands-on oversight of two large utility-scale solar plants per cluster, offering depth and breadth of technical exposure.
• A high-performance engineering environment with strong technical collaboration.

Should you not hear back from us within 14 days, please treat your application as unsuccessful.

COMMISSIONING MANAGER - SITE (Owners Engineer)

1. Overview

This is a global engineering group with over a century of technical heritage and a footprint that spans Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. The organisation is recognised for delivering complex infrastructure, energy, and environmental projects across the full lifecycle — from feasibility and detailed design to construction oversight, commissioning, and operational support.

Its core expertise covers renewable energy, transmission and distribution, thermal generation, water and environmental infrastructure, nuclear engineering, and large industrial developments. The team brings together a deep bench of multidisciplinary engineers — civil, electrical, mechanical, geotechnical, environmental, grid, and project controls — all working within a highly structured international quality and governance framework.

Across Africa, the group is known for supporting high-impact energy programmes, grid-strengthening initiatives, and utility-scale renewable developments. These roles support the Owner’s Engineer function for six Solar PV projects (1.28 GW total), constructed across Mpumalanga, Limpopo, and the North West.

2. What You’ll Do

• Lead commissioning activities for two large Solar PV projects within the assigned cluster.
• Oversee functional testing, energisation, synchronisation, and performance verification.
• Coordinate commissioning readiness across electrical, mechanical, communications, SCADA, and protection systems.
• Review commissioning documentation, test plans, method statements, and results.
• Ensure compliance with technical standards and project specifications during all commissioning stages.
• Manage punch lists, issue resolution, documentation, and final handover requirements.
• Identify commissioning risks and ensure appropriate mitigation strategies are implemented.

3. What We’re Looking For

• BSc / BTech Electrical Engineering.
• PrEng or PrTechEng (ECSA).
• Relevant Solar PV commissioning experience and project management competency.
• Minimum 8 years commissioning management experience.
• At least five Solar PV projects completed in similar roles.
• Minimum two years’ experience with Owners Engineers.
• Strong electrical engineering background and cross-disciplinary coordination ability.

4. What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of an Owner’s Engineer team within a respected international engineering group.
• Work directly with multicultural, international stakeholders, gaining exposure to global standards, methodologies, and project governance.
• Hands-on oversight of two large utility-scale solar plants per cluster, offering depth and breadth of technical exposure.
• A high-performance engineering environment with strong technical collaboration.

Contracts Manager

Overview

An independent power producer in South Africa is driving the growth of clean, reliable energy through large-scale wind and solar projects across the Eastern and Northern Cape. Focused on sustainable development and local impact, the company delivers integrated solutions from project development and construction to long-term asset management and operations.

The organisation now seeks to appoint a Contracts Manager on an 18-month fixed-term contract to support the construction phase of a newly acquired wind farm.

The role requires deep experience in renewable energy construction projects and the administration of split contracts during execution.

What You’ll Do

• Oversee all contractual matters throughout the project lifecycle to ensure compliance, risk mitigation, and successful execution of agreements.
• Manage contracts from negotiation and drafting to execution and close-out, ensuring adherence to terms, timelines, and budgets.
• Contribute to updating the project’s risk and opportunity matrix, focusing on contract execution and mitigation measures.
• Support the drafting and updating of the Project Management Plan.
• Administer main contracts and subcontracts, including record-keeping of facts and events, correspondence, minutes, and document management.
• Monitor issuance and validity of bonds, guarantees, and other securities, ensuring appropriate enforcement when required.
• Manage interfaces between multiple contracts to mitigate cross-impact and maintain alignment.
• Organize periodic contractual review meetings and contribute to monthly progress reports to the Head of Operations.
• Draft contractual correspondence to clients, partners, contractors, and subcontractors.
• Identify and document discrepancies or breaches between contract performance and provisions, ensuring prompt rectification.
• Monitor contractor and supplier performance, engaging Category Lead Buyers as needed.
• Collaborate with the Head of Operations and Project Administrator to implement an effective document management system for contracts, correspondence, and claims registers.
• Reinforce commercial and contractual awareness across all project staff.

Change Control and Claims Management

• Supervise implementation of the change-order procedure.
• Evaluate, validate, and track all change-order requests and maintain the change-order register.
• Oversee execution of approved change orders.
• Manage claims in coordination with internal and external legal counsel, including drafting, notifying, and defending claims proactively.
• Coordinate investigations for claims received and prepare counterclaims where appropriate.
• Participate in litigation processes and court proceedings.
• Liaise with Category Lead Buyers regarding key contractors and suppliers managed at group level (Supplier Relationship Management).
• Maintain full familiarity with all project contracts and agreements tied to construction activities to maximise benefits and ensure compliance with obligations.

Key Contracts Managed

• Wind Turbine Supply Agreement
• Balance of Plant Agreement (civil and electrical, with separate electrical subcontractor)
• Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
• Eskom Connection Works Agreement
• Facility Agreements and associated Direct Agreements
• Lease Agreements
• O&M Agreements (turbine and balance of plant)
• Owner’s Engineer and Independent Engineer Agreements
• Various Interconnection, Implementation, and Self-Build Agreements
• Service Level Agreements and Supply Contracts related to the construction plant

Reporting & Deliverables

• Monthly project and contractual status reports.
• Change-order and claims reports.
• Inputs for counterclaims and legal documentation.
• Any additional reports required by the Head of Operations, lenders, insurers, or regulatory authorities.

What We’re Looking For

• Relevant bachelor’s degree (Legal, Commercial, or Engineering discipline).
• Minimum 5–8 years’ experience in contract management within large-scale renewable energy or infrastructure projects.
• Proven background managing split or multi-package contracts during the construction phase.
• Solid understanding of Project Finance-type structures and associated agreements.
• Strong command of contractual risk management claims handling, and dispute resolution processes.
• Demonstrated experience handling complex claims and disputes, including proactive preparation, defence, and coordination with internal and external legal teams.
• Proven exposure to non-standard, bespoke, or project-specific contracts outside of standard FIDIC/NEC frameworks.
• Experience with land-related contractual instruments, including leases, servitudes, wayleaves, and associated permitting requirements.
• Multidisciplinary grounding across quantity surveying, engineering, and legal principles to support robust commercial and technical interface management.
• Excellent drafting, analytical, and negotiation skills.
• Demonstrated experience collaborating with EPC contractors, lenders, and legal advisors.
• Advanced document control and reporting proficiency (MS Office and project document management systems).
• Ability to work under pressure, handle complex interfaces, and support cross-functional teams.

What We Offer

• The opportunity to contribute to a major renewable energy project shaping South Africa’s clean energy future.
• Exposure to full-cycle project delivery and financing structures typical of utility-scale wind developments.

Electrical Site Supervisor

Overview

An international renewable-energy leader is seeking an experienced Electrical Site Supervisor to oversee the construction and commissioning of utility-scale solar projects. The role focuses on electrical balance of plant and grid-interconnection works, ensuring technical excellence, quality compliance, and adherence to environmental and safety standards throughout execution. This is a site-based position reporting to the Site Superintendent within the Project & Construction Management team.

What You’ll Do

• Supervise and coordinate contractors’ construction activities during the execution and commissioning phases.
• Monitor and verify that works comply with design, specifications, and project timelines.
• Review contractor planning to avoid interface or activity clashes.
• Enforce compliance with project standards, safety, and quality-control plans.
• Conduct inspections, witness tests, and ensure proper material handling and change-control (RFI) procedures.
• Maintain accurate site documentation, observation logs, and progress records (daily/weekly/monthly).
• Liaise with construction stakeholders including HSE, Quality, and Commissioning Managers, as well as external authorities.
• Review progress claims and apply earned-value assessment where required.
• Support punch-listing, testing, and close-out activities with the Site Superintendent and O&M team.
• Ensure all contractual and quality requirements are met prior to final handover.

What We’re Looking For

• Electrical-engineering qualification (degree or equivalent technical certification).
• Minimum 5 years’ experience as a site supervisor on large-scale construction projects.
• Proven background in renewable-energy or infrastructure projects (solar preferred).
• Strong knowledge of E-BoP and grid-interconnection works.
• Demonstrated understanding of HSE and quality-control frameworks (IFC Standards, ESMS, Equator Principles).
• Excellent communication, reporting, and stakeholder-coordination skills.
• Ability to work independently on remote project sites and travel within Africa.
• South African citizenship preferred.

What We Offer

• Exposure to international EPC standards and complex renewable-energy project delivery.
• Opportunity to work in a high-performance, multicultural project environment with long-term growth potential.

Should you not hear back from us within 14 days, your application was unsuccessful.

MECHANICAL SITE SUPERVISOR – SOLAR based in Mpumalanga.

1. Overview

This is a site-based role on a utility-scale solar project, supporting the full execution phase of construction and commissioning. The position exists to oversee and coordinate mechanical balance-of-plant works, grid-interconnection interfaces, and contractor performance on site. You will work closely with the Site Superintendent to ensure safety, quality, schedule discipline, and compliance with all project requirements.

2. What You’ll Do

• Supervise day-to-day contractor activities across mechanical balance-of-plant and related construction scopes.
• Monitor construction progress against schedules, identify potential clashes, and interrogate contractor mitigation plans.
• Enforce compliance with approved specifications, ITPs/QCPs, standards, HSE requirements, and quality procedures.
• Conduct surveillance inspections, witness tests, verify construction processes, and ensure proper material handling.
• Maintain detailed daily records, observation logs, and photographic documentation of all works and delays.
• Coordinate with the Site Superintendent, Project Manager, HSE, Quality, Commissioning, and O&M teams.
• Review and comment on contractor progress claims, applying earned-value assessments where required.
• Support punch listing, verification, and project completion activities, ensuring all contract requirements are met before handover.
• Verify accuracy and completeness of as-built documentation.
• Assist with meeting coordination, tracking action items, and ensuring timeous close-out of quality-related issues.

3. What We’re Looking For

• 5+ years’ experience as a Site Supervisor on large construction projects (renewables experience advantageous).
• Strong understanding of mechanical construction, contractor coordination, and utility-scale solar project execution.
• Familiarity with inspection and test plans, quality control processes, RFIs, and construction documentation.
• Ability to interpret project schedules and assess impacts on critical path activities.
• Solid communication, reporting, and stakeholder-coordination skills within a multidisciplinary site team.
• Ability to work site-based for the full construction duration.
• South African citizen preferred.
• Engineering qualification (mechanical or similar) advantageous but not strictly required.

4. What We Offer

• An opportunity to work on the biggest Solar PV Plant to date in SA
• A end of project bonus
• To work with a company that has a solid culture and environment

About US (S&EM):

ENGIE Supply and Energy Management (S&EM) provides energy supply solutions and risk management services to support its clients through their decarbonization journey, while optimizing ENGIE’s assets and contributing to value creation.

ENGIE is a global reference in low-carbon energy and services with a leading energy management business, piloted by its entity "Supply and Energy Management" who built its savoir-faire managing the Group’s large and diverse asset portfolio over 20+ years.

8,000 employees around the world develop our solutions, through +20 international business platforms. We cover the full energy mix: renewable and thermal power, natural gas & LNG, biomass, environmental products. Our experts provide tailormade solutions based on a wide range of savoir-faire in energy management with a strong focus on decarbonation and decentralization.

Our 190,000 BtoB clients span the entire value chain: producers, asset developers, financial players, utilities, distributors and industrials. In the BtoC S&EM provides +22Million customers with energy and energy solutions. Our global reach and strong local presence enable us to offer these diverse clients tailor-made services and respond to rapid changes in mature or emerging markets alike.

Our 4 expertises:

• Asset management

• Energy transition services

• Energy supply to BtoB and BtoC clients & global commodities

• Risk management & market access

At S&EM we encourage breakthrough results, team spirit, curiosity and innovation while preserving the right work/life balance for you.

Context:

Within ENGIE South Africa, the S&EM business is in full development. The South African branch of S&EM aims to meet the energy needs of private offtakers across Southern Africa, by providing them with energy and also supporting them in their optimization actions and transition towards a decarbonized production. As the Senior Commercial and Trading Lead, you play a key role in developing the commercial and trading strategies.

Alongside the Managing Director of S&EM your first mission consists in setting up the framework and the commercial outreach to convert the Renewable upstream pipeline of ENGIE into commercial offers. Secondly, you will lead the preparation of S&EM to take part in the upcoming SAWEM launch and to participate in the Southern African Power Pool.

Role:

• Develop the overall commercial strategy for S&EM in South Africa to reach the decarbonization targets of the customer in strong collaboration with the business development teams
• You’ll be the account manager of our key accounts, by leading the customer engagement, lead the contract negotiations up to closure.
• Develop the trading strategies for ENGIE in the SAWEM and SAPP markets, engage with regulators and shareholders.
• Contribute to the setup of the processes, models and proper framework for the pricing and risk management of the commercial offers.
• Interact with your peers to translate the commercial strategy into medium term planning and guarantee a cross functional implementation.

Skills:

• You have a degree in business, finance, economics or a related field.

• At least 5 years' experience in commercial roles, preferably in energy trading or renewable energy.
• Strong background in finance, trading, and customer-focused industries.
• Experience in structuring complex financial transactions and external stakeholder management.
• Skills in financial modelling, energy trading, and project finance.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement abilities.

Languages:

Fluency in English, (French or South African languages is a plus)

Travels:

Location : Bryanston - Johannesburg office (with punctual travel to Capetown)

If you meet these requirements, then you are the talent we are looking for. Do not waste time!

Apply by attaching your updated CV, regardless your gender.

ENGIE Supply and Energy Management is committed to create a gender-neutral environment that unlocks the potential of everyone and provides equal employment opportunities for all individuals.

All our positions are open to people with disabilities, please let your recruiter know if you need reasonable accommodations to be able to participate in the recruitment process, they will be happy to assist you.

About ENGIE:

Our group is a global reference in low-carbon energy and services. Our purpose (“raison d’être”) is to act to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral world, through reduced energy consumption and more environmentally-friendly solutions, reconciling economic performance with a positive impact on people and the planet. We rely on our key businesses (gas, power, renewable energy, services) to offer competitive solutions to our customers. With our 96,000 employees, our customers, partners and stakeholders, we are a community of Imaginative Builders, committed every day to more harmonious progress.