meteocontrol
meteocontrol is a global leader in photovoltaic (PV) monitoring and energy management solutions.
- Locations
- Madrid, Santiago de Compostela, Augsburg, Berlin, Remote, Lyon, Milan, Madrid, Cluj-Napoca
- Newest advert
- 2 months ago
- Work style
- Mostly hybrid (4 of 5)
Senior Sales Manager LATAM (all genders)
Sales Manager Ibérica (all genders)
Sales & Administrative Assistant (all genders)
Unsolicited Application for Interested World Savers (all Genders)
About the company
meteocontrol is a global leader in photovoltaic (PV) monitoring and energy management solutions. Founded in Germany in the 1970s, the company provides advanced monitoring systems, inverters, and data-driven services that enable solar plant operators to maximize yields and ensure efficient operation. With a strong international footprint, meteocontrol services over 37 GW of PV capacity worldwide, working with renewable energy developers, EPC contractors, and asset managers.
For International Professionals
- The Spanish office in Madrid focuses on supporting Southern European markets, particularly in the solar and renewable energy sector.
- As a global company, with an international team, the office environment may be multilingual, with Spanish and English being commonly used.
- Work may involve field collaboration with solar plant operators and engineering firms across Spain, offering roles that blend office and site-based work.
- The renewable energy sector in Spain is booming, providing abundant opportunities for professional growth and job security.
- The company prioritizes technological and operational excellence, relevant for candidates with strong problem-solving and technical data skills, who then work in an international context.
Offices in Spain
Company History
Meteocontrol was founded in 1977 in Augsburg, Germany, pioneering the development of weather stations and solar monitoring systems. Over the decades, the company expanded its product portfolio to include comprehensive energy management and data analytics tools for solar power plants, establishing itself as a key player in the renewable energy industry. Today, they operate internationally with a significant presence in Spain, supporting the country's large solar market.