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Photovoltaic O&M Technician - Province of Burgos Operation and Maintenance · Burgos · On-site

On-site in Burgos·Full-time·Added 17 days ago (last checked 6 Nov)

Solaria

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Hours: Monday to Friday
Contract: Full-time
Driving licence: Category B1

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Requirements

What we're looking for

Degree in Energy Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Industrial Technology Engineering (specializing in Electricity), Industrial Technologies Engineering, or similar.
Intermediate or Higher Vocational Training Cycle in Electricity, Electronics, Renewable Energies, or similar.
Minimum of 3 years of experience in maintenance performing both preventive and corrective functions.
Valid B1 driving license.

Nice to have

Experience in the renewable sector will be positively valued.

The role

Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente, a leading company in the development and generation of renewable energy, storage, and infrastructure in Southern Europe, maintains a firm commitment to decarbonization and the energy transition through a model based on clean energies and sustainable infrastructure.

Since our beginnings in 2002, we have experienced a constant evolution that has led us from being a manufacturer of photovoltaic panels to becoming one of Europe's main renewable energy producers and a developer of critical infrastructure and data centers, listed on the Spanish Stock Exchange since 2007 and part of the IBEX 35 since 2020.

Within the framework of our growth and the expansion of our asset portfolio, we are looking to hire 6 Operation and Maintenance Technicians (photovoltaic projects) to manage the plants located in the province of Burgos (Briviesca and La Vid de Bureba) and perform the following functions:

What you'll do

Daily corrective and preventive maintenance: Diagnosis and repair of faults in strings, inverters, communications, or protections; replacement of components and management of critical spare parts.
Document management and reporting: Recording of maintenance activities, preparation of technical reports, analysis of KPIs (PR, availability, energy losses) and support in audits.
Coordination with internal and external teams: Communication with the control center, contractors, engineering firms, and other departments (Operations, SCADA, Construction) for maneuvers, shutdowns, reconnections, and specialized work.

How you'll work

Schedule: Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 16:00 (Winter Schedule) or from 7:00 to 15:00 (Summer Schedule)

Paid On-call shifts every 2/3 weeks.

About Solaria

Solaria is a Spanish renewable energy company focused on the development, construction, and operation of photovoltaic solar power plants. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Madrid, it has grown into one of the leading solar energy producers in Spain and Europe, with a significant pipeline of projects in Spain, Italy, and other European countries. The company is also expanding into new areas such as data centers, leveraging its energy infrastructure expertise.

Solaria's operations are centered in Madrid, where most of its corporate and technical roles are based. The company is actively hiring for positions in legal, project management, SCADA systems, and digital transformation, reflecting its growth in both solar energy and data center development. For international professionals, Solaria offers opportunities to work in a fast-growing sector within a Spanish company, though Spanish language proficiency is often required for many roles.

Industry: Solar Energy
Founded: 2007
Employees: 500–1,000
Headquarters: Madrid, Spain
In Spain: Madrid

Good to know if you are moving

Solaria is headquartered in Madrid, and most of its open roles are based there, offering a central location for professionals relocating to Spain.
The company is a major player in the Spanish solar energy sector, providing opportunities to work on large-scale renewable energy projects.
Spanish language proficiency is typically required for most roles, as the company's operations are primarily in Spain.
Solaria is expanding into data center development, offering roles in project management and urban planning for international professionals with relevant experience.
The company offers a range of roles from legal and finance to technical engineering, suitable for various professional backgrounds.

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