Project Manager
Project Manager
Delft
Netherlands
€100,000/year
Permanent
Battery Storage
1
The client is at the centre of the Dutch energy transition, and are looking for a Project Manager to join their team.
Located between The Hague and Rotterdam, the business are able to offer flexible working conditions, a vibrant and experienced environment and a competitive financial package.
A background in project management, development and renewable energy is essential to be considered, alongside a background and/or working experience within electrical engineering.
The client prides itself in being able to offer a unique platform in which to enhance his or her skills and offers the chance to be a part of the full project and work in a creative framework.
Apply now to enrol into a swift and effective interview process.
Darwin Recruitment is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
Luke Davey
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