A fast-growing renewable energy start-up is seeking a Geothermal Project Manager to join their innovative team. This is a rare opportunity to lead high-impact geothermal projects that shape the future of sustainable energy in the US. You will work with cutting-edge technology that significantly improves land efficiency, integrates seamlessly with existing HVAC systems, and leverages dormant water wells to save time and costs. Projects span Commercial & Industrial (C&I), high-rise residential, healthcare, and education sectors. The founders are pioneers in geothermal technology and have promoted its adoption internationally.In this hands-on role, you will manage projects from design through commissioning, overseeing budgets, schedules, and multidisciplinary teams. You will have the flexibility to work remotely while leading large-scale projects across multiple states, making a visible, measurable impact on groundbreaking geothermal installations. This is a unique chance to join a financially stable, growth-focused company at the forefront of renewable energy innovation.Key Responsibilities Lead geothermal projects from start to finish, ensuring delivery on time, on budget, and to the highest quality standards.Coordinate internal teams, contractors, and site personnel to ensure smooth project execution.Facilitate permitting, approvals, and compliance with health, safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements.Identify, communicate, and mitigate project risks.Support the transition of projects from construction to operations. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field.7–10 years’ experience managing energy or mechanical systems projects, ideally in geothermal or other renewable energy sectors.Experience with C&I, high-rise residential, healthcare, or education projects is a plus.Strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills.Familiarity with project management and construction scheduling software preferred.

Piper Maddox has partnered with a leading owner and operator of distributed renewable energy assets to identify an Assistant Project Manager to join their growing team in Baltimore. The company develops, finances, and operates solar, battery, and microgrid projects across the United States, partnering with leading EPCs, developers, and energy companies to deliver high-quality, distributed generation infrastructure. With a portfolio of approximately 100 projects ranging from 300 kW to 50 MW and strong institutional backing, the company is entering an exciting growth phase in the distributed generation market.The team manages a diverse mix of projects, including community solar, behind-the-meter storage programs, and microgrid solutions, and works with a variety of channel partners—some pure developers, others EPCs, and some joint ventures. The company’s culture is highly collaborative and supportive, with leadership focused on mentoring, professional development, and long-term career growth. Employees enjoy a friendly environment where connections are encouraged both inside and outside the office through team events, happy hours, and other social activities.The Assistant Project Manager will support the delivery of distributed generation solar and storage projects, working closely with senior project management and cross-functional teams. This role requires coordination with internal teams—including engineering, procurement, and project control—as well as external contractors, consultants, and regulatory bodies. You will help ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on schedule, and within budget while supporting the scaling of the company’s project management capability. This is a high-impact, high-visibility position offering significant autonomy, exposure to a growing portfolio of projects, and opportunities for professional development.Key Responsibilities Support project managers in overseeing multiple distributed generation solar and storage projects throughout the construction lifecycle.Coordinate project schedules, budgets, and deliverables from pre-construction through commissioning and closeout.Collaborate with EPC partners, developers, and internal teams to ensure alignment with project standards and objectives.Assist with contract administration, reporting, and progress tracking.Participate in site visits and project meetings to monitor performance and address issues.Identify, communicate, and mitigate project risks to senior leadership.Contribute to process improvements as the project management function grows. Qualifications 2–3 years of experience with an EPC or in project management within renewable energy or commercial construction.Experience in distributed generation or utility-scale solar projects preferred; residential-only solar experience is not ideal.Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field preferred.Experience managing the construction phase of commercial or energy projects.Strong organizational, leadership, and communication skills.Ability to manage multiple priorities and collaborate effectively across teams.Familiarity with project management tools and construction scheduling software is beneficial.

Role: Technical Asset ManagerLocation: Swindon, England (Onsite)This is a pioneering clean energy business that’s transforming how the UK powers its transport network. The company designs, builds, owns, and operates some of the country’s most advanced hybrid solar farms and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. With award-winning electric forecourts and a rapidly expanding high-power charging network across motorways and retail destinations, they’re enabling mass EV adoption through reliability, accessibility, and 100% renewable energy. Their vertically integrated model, from clean generation to charging, sets them apart as a key player driving the UK’s transition to net zero. The Technical Asset Manager will play a key role in maximising the performance of solar and battery energy storage assets. This position involves overseeing technical operations, ensuring high-quality reporting, and maintaining robust systems for asset documentation and data management. Main Responsibilities Optimise the performance and lifecycle of solar and energy storage assets through proactive and preventative maintenance strategies.Analyse large datasets from SCADA and related systems, transforming raw data into actionable insights to assess site health and performance.Ensure all asset documentation and reporting adhere to industry standards and internal governance requirements.Oversee key technical contracts (including EPC, O&M, and Asset Management agreements), ensuring compliance and performance across all operational areas.Deliver accurate and timely performance and compliance reports in line with contractual obligations.Support the continuous improvement and integration of SCADA systems, particularly during the onboarding of new assets.Produce consistent internal and external reports on daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly bases.Act as a central point of contact for technical performance and reporting queries within the operations team.Monitor plant performance to ensure optimal operation and respond promptly to any identified issues.Coordinate maintenance activities, manage purchase orders, and raise supplier tickets when required.Liaise with aggregators, grid operators, and suppliers to resolve technical issues in a timely and professional manner.Manage warranty and insurance claims, including assisting with revenue loss calculations and related reporting.Adhere to all company policies and industry standards, including environmental, health and safety, and ethical compliance frameworks (ISO or equivalent). Experience: Previous experience in a technical asset management or O&M role within the renewable energy sector.Proven ability to produce clear, accurate, and detailed client and stakeholder reports.Hands-on knowledge of battery energy storage system (BESS) operations, including performance monitoring, troubleshooting, and data interpretation. Skills and Abilities: Strong analytical and data interpretation skills, with the ability to identify performance trends and develop improvement strategies.Proficient in SCADA systems (experience with GPM SCADA or equivalent highly desirable).Confident in interpreting electrical schematics, single-line diagrams, and technical documentation.High attention to detail with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines.Strong communication and collaboration skills across multidisciplinary teams.Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office tools, particularly Excel and Power BI.Experience working with inverter and equipment brands such as Sungrow, SMA, or GE is advantageous. Qualifications: Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical discipline (or equivalent professional qualification.