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Infrastructure Development Manager - Real Estate

On-site in Madrid·Full-time·Added 3 months ago (last checked 26 Oct)

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Hamilton Barnes

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Our summary

Salary: €65,000 a year
About €3,720 a month after tax, or €3,800 under the Beckham regime.
Work mode: On-site, Madrid
Contract: Full-time
Spanish: Fluent
English: Required
Experience: 2+ years
Education: University degree
Benefits: Private health insurance, life insurance, flexible pay plan, meal vouchers

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Skills

Nice to have

Python

Requirements

What we're looking for

Strong understanding of electrical infrastructure, grid systems, and energy transmission/distribution networks
Ability to interpret technical energy and utility data, including capacity maps, connection queues, and infrastructure constraints
Strong analytical mindset with experience working with large datasets (Excel, GIS, or similar tools)
Understanding of grid connection processes, access rights, and energy infrastructure contracting is highly desirable
Strong communication and negotiation skills in a technical environment
Proactive, results-driven approach with strong commercial awareness
Ability to work cross-functionally with technical and business teams
Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical discipline
Approximately 2+ years of experience in energy infrastructure, grid operations, utilities, consulting, or electrical engineering roles
Strong understanding of electrical networks, grid capacity, or energy systems
Fluent Spanish & English

Nice to have

Familiarity with Python or R for data analysis or automation is an advantage
Exposure to data analysis, infrastructure planning, or energy market environments is highly beneficial
Experience working with utilities, TSOs/DSOs, or infrastructure developers is a plus

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

Performance Bonus
Family health & life insurance
Flexible remuneration scheme (meal voucher, travel card, childcare vouchers and training)
€65000

The role

Join a leading infrastructure and real estate company developing large-scale data center projects across Spain. The organization is expanding its digital infrastructure platform and is focused on securing the power capacity required to support future data center growth.

This opportunity is for a Power Infrastructure Business Development Manager to identify, assess, and secure electrical capacity for new and existing data center developments. Combining technical expertise with commercial insight, the role focuses on evaluating grid connectivity opportunities, analyzing power availability, and supporting strategic decisions around energy infrastructure and site development.

What you'll do

Analyse grid capacity maps and infrastructure data from utility companies to identify viable connection opportunities for data center development
Collect, download, and interpret technical datasets (Excel files, GIS maps, grid reports, and utility planning documents) from distribution and transmission operators
Track and analyse historical and evolving grid capacity trends to anticipate future connection opportunities and constraints
Identify and evaluate new business opportunities linked to energy availability and infrastructure expansion for data center sites
Support the preparation and submission of applications for grid access and connection requests to transmission and distribution system operators
Participate in competitive processes and tenders for securing electrical capacity and grid access rights
Work closely with internal development, engineering, and strategy teams to align grid availability with future data center pipeline requirements
Liaise with external stakeholders including utilities, grid operators, and energy infrastructure providers
Support technical and commercial evaluation of connection costs, feasibility, and lead times for new infrastructure connections
Contribute to data-driven tools and automation (e.g. Python or similar) to improve analysis of grid and capacity datasets