We are seeking a Renewable Energy Business Developer to join our Power Systems Organization.
This position offers the opportunity to propose scalable renewable projects, influence technology selection, support the establishment of local manufacturing and develop the business cases for wind turbines and solar panels production. Minimum RequirementsAs the successful candidate you will hold a Bachelors Degree in Engineering, Science, Business or a related degree from a recognized and approved program.
You will have more than ten years experience in renewable energy planning, business development and performance.
You will be able to demonstrate a sound knowledge of meteorology and GIS technology, along with experience with a variety of wind and solar technologies and modeling software.
Extensive experience in strategic planning for the development of fully integrated renewable program, including the development of utility scale wind farms, solar photovoltaic and solar thermal solar plants, and the localization of primary and secondary manufacturing capabilities is required.
Experience with geothermal energy is also highly desirable. Duties & ResponsibilitiesYou will be required to perform the following:
Coordinate with Saudi Aramcos technical and planning organizations, project agencies, local utilities, financial institutions, government regulatory authority, manufacturers and others.
Evaluate the feasibility of projects for conceptual to business case development
Analyze the performance of wind and solar projects.
Provide analytical and modeling support for financial and technical assessments for projects development.
Develop a meteorology program and energy forecasts for determining the optimum location of scalable renewable energy production facilities.
Company Description:
Saudi Aramco is the state-owned national oil company of Saudi Arabia. It is the largest oil corporation in the world with the largest proven crude oil reserves and production.[2] Headquartered in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia,[3] Saudi Aramco also operates the worlds largest single hydrocarbon network, the Master Gas System. It was known as just Aramco between the years of 1933-1988, an acronym for Arabian American Oil Company.
