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Administration and Invoice Management Internship
HW Validation Engineer - Solar/Storage
O&M Specialist
Project Finance Senior Analyst
PV + BESS Drafter
Solar Sales Representative
Senior Application Engineer (S&S)
Solar Operation and Maintenance Internship
Photovoltaic Maintenance Technician
O&M Technician
Senior Financial Modeller
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Spain is one of Europe's largest solar markets, and its solar employers cover the whole chain. Developers and producers such as Grenergy, Solaria, Opdenergy, Zelestra, Q-Energy and Enfinity Global plan, finance and build plants; Power Electronics in Valencia makes inverters, Soltec in Murcia makes solar trackers, and JA Solar and Trina Solar sell modules; Solarig runs operations and maintenance for plants across the country. On rooftops, self-consumption (autoconsumo) installers and retailers such as Otovo, Holaluz, Octopus Energy and Obramat's solar counters hire installers, technicians and sales staff. This page lists those employers' adverts alongside any advert whose title names solar or photovoltaics, from engineering consultancies, inspection firms and staffing agencies included.
Ground-mounted plants need civil, electrical and grid engineers, construction and quality supervisors, and operations and maintenance (O&M) technicians, often in Extremadura, Castilla-La Mancha, Andalusia, Aragon and Murcia, where most large plants are built. Corporate, finance and engineering teams sit mainly in Madrid, Seville, Valencia and Barcelona, and international development and finance teams often work in English. Installation is a skilled trade: installers need electrical training and occupational safety courses for working at height and with electrical risk, and field roles usually ask for Spanish and a driving licence. Check each advert for its requirements, contract and location.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which companies hire for solar jobs in Spain?
- Developers and producers such as Grenergy, Solaria, Opdenergy, Zelestra and Q-Energy; manufacturers such as Power Electronics, Soltec and JA Solar; the O&M operator Solarig; rooftop installers and retailers such as Otovo, Holaluz and Octopus Energy; and engineering, inspection and staffing firms working on solar projects. This page lists 239 live adverts from 56 employers.
- Do I need Spanish for a solar job in Spain?
- For installation, construction and O&M roles, almost always: crews, clients and site managers work in Spanish, and plants are usually far from the big cities. Development, finance, procurement and some engineering teams at international producers work in English. Each advert states its language requirement.
- What do solar installers need in Spain?
- Electrical training, and usually the occupational risk prevention (PRL) courses for working at height and with electrical risk. Many installer adverts also ask for a driving licence and experience with inverters or self-consumption systems, while trainee programmes take on people new to the trade.
