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Job Title: Data Centre Developer / Advisor
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Company Type: Private Equity Fund
Employment Type: Full-Time

About the Company:

We are a dynamic and fast-growing private equity fund with a strong track record in infrastructure and real estate investments across Europe. As part of our continued expansion into digital infrastructure, we are seeking an experienced Data Centre Developer/Advisor to lead and advise on the strategic development of data centre assets across Southern Europe.

Role Overview:

As a Data Centre Developer/Advisor, you will play a pivotal role in the origination, development, and execution of data centre investment projects. You will work closely with internal investment teams, external partners, and technical consultants to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest operational standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead site identification, acquisition, and due diligence processes for new data centre developments

Advise on technical design, construction planning, sustainability, and scalability of data centre assets

Evaluate project feasibility, risk, and profitability to inform investment decisions

Coordinate with local authorities, planning consultants, and service providers throughout the development lifecycle

Work cross-functionally with investment, legal, and finance teams to support deal execution

Stay abreast of market trends, technological advancements, and regulatory developments within the data centre sector

Represent the fund in strategic discussions with JV partners, developers, and institutional investors

Requirements:

Proven track record in data centre development, ideally within an investment or advisory context

Strong understanding of the technical, operational, and commercial aspects of data centres

Experience working across Southern Europe markets, ideally including Spain, Portugal, or Italy

Fluent in English; Spanish is strongly preferred

Strong analytical, reporting, and stakeholder management skills

Ability to travel as required for site visits and stakeholder engagement

Background in engineering, real estate, or infrastructure finance is a plus

What We Offer:

Opportunity to join a high-impact private equity platform with a growing digital infrastructure portfolio

Competitive compensation package, with performance-based bonus

Collaborative, entrepreneurial environment in a centrally located Barcelona office

Significant scope for professional growth and influence in shaping strategy

ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

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Contract Manager - Hydropower - Canary Island

A leading infrastructure company is seeking a skilled Contract Manager to join a long-term EPC project in Gran Canaria. This role will be instrumental in managing high-value contracts, mitigating risk, and supporting successful project delivery.

Key Responsibilities:

Review, negotiate, and manage EPC contractsPerform legal and commercial risk analysis of new contractsMark up and draft contract terms with Legal Department supportCoordinate with internal teams for contract closure and annexesTrack project risks and opportunities throughout executionEnsure all documentation is in order (communications, logbooks, technical records, etc.)Draft client communications and responsesSupport Management with reporting and documentationFollow all procedures defined in the Integrated Management System Manual

Requirements:

Minimum 5 years' experience managing and negotiating high-value EPC contractsExcellent English, both written and spokenSolid understanding of:Contract administrationPublic Works and Services Law (LOPSRM)Commercial CodeProject planning and budgetingRisk assessmentStrong negotiation and communication skillsHighly organized, proactive, and able to perform under pressureCommitted, responsible, and aligned with organizational values

What's Offered:

Competitive salary (€40,000-€50,000)Rent allowance of €1,300 gross/monthOpportunity to work on impactful, long-term EPC projects in a unique location

How to Apply:
Send your CV and a brief cover letter highlighting your relevant experience.

ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

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Contract Manager - Hydropower - Canary Island

A leading infrastructure company is seeking a skilled Contract Manager to join a long-term EPC project in Gran Canaria. This role will be instrumental in managing high-value contracts, mitigating risk, and supporting successful project delivery.

Key Responsibilities:

Review, negotiate, and manage EPC contractsPerform legal and commercial risk analysis of new contractsMark up and draft contract terms with Legal Department supportCoordinate with internal teams for contract closure and annexesTrack project risks and opportunities throughout executionEnsure all documentation is in order (communications, logbooks, technical records, etc.)Draft client communications and responsesSupport Management with reporting and documentationFollow all procedures defined in the Integrated Management System Manual

Requirements:

Minimum 5 years' experience managing and negotiating high-value EPC contractsExcellent English, both written and spokenSolid understanding of:Contract administrationPublic Works and Services Law (LOPSRM)Commercial CodeProject planning and budgetingRisk assessmentStrong negotiation and communication skillsHighly organized, proactive, and able to perform under pressureCommitted, responsible, and aligned with organizational values

What's Offered:

Competitive salary (€40,000-€50,000)Rent allowance of €1,300 gross/monthOpportunity to work on impactful, long-term EPC projects in a unique location

How to Apply:
Send your CV and a brief cover letter highlighting your relevant experience.

ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

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The Estimation Engineer will work with the Technical team and develop comprehensive, detailed, project capital cost estimates in support of renewable energy projects.

Estimations will be based upon latest available cost information and data from internal and external sources and will be presented in a suitable format for use by senior management.

Key Activities

Review and comprehend typical RFP related documents (i.e. geotechnical data, topographic surveys, engineering specifications, IA, PPA, single line drawings, PVsyst reports, etc.)Perform quantity take-offs for all components on a utility scale solar project.Effectively communicate with subcontractors, vendors, owners and other relevant parties to define project scope and identify potential issues.Interact with vendors and subcontractors, as well as solicit bids/quotes (as needed).Utilize historic project data (i.e. material/equipment costs, manpower, productivity, etc.) to provide indicative EPC estimates.Occasionally travel to project sites to conduct site visits, monitor construction, client/vendor meetings, etc.Assess risks associated with a specific solar project and ensure proposal complies with all known and/or foreseeable requirements. Most importantly, that the estimate is accurate.Work cross functionally with engineering, construction and procurement teams to ensure requirements for each solar project are accounted for when bidding.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in engineering, Construction Management or other relevant field of study is preferable, but not required.Experience in estimating and/or designing utility scale solar projects is preferable.1 - 3 years of experience in the energy business in an analytical, estimation, budgetingStrong knowledge of currently available estimating software and tools, Microsoft Office and Project software, Excel modelling techniquesKeen on analytic, organizational and problem-solving skills.Estimation and budgeting experience on large capital projectsAbility to prepare estimates and budgets with a high degree of accuracyAbility to quickly learn the company's existing estimating/budgeting and scheduling systems, and to provide recommendations to enhance the current processUnderstanding of basic financial principles (IRR, NPV, Depreciation, etc.)Ability to travel domestically and internationally with short noticeGood Level of English

ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

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