H\u00f8jbjerg, \t\tShaw Energy Recruitment Ltd<\/p>\n
Do you possess strong analytical and technical skills and would you like to become part of a young and successful organization operating in one of the fastest growing industries in the world? Then we need you to help our client meet their ambition to become the world’s leading advisory within renewable energy.<\/p>\n
The company:
\nWith offices in Denmark, USA and China provides clients worldwide with independent and professional advice about the wind industry. Delivering advisory services, such as market entry strategies, supply chain assessments and M&A projects, to customers from the entire value chain: manufacturers of components and wind turbines, utilities and financial investors. They also publish research products to a wide range of subscribers who wish to be up-to-date with the latest development in the industry. In all their work they rely on the integrity, insight, experience and skills of their employees and are now looking for a talented and highly motivated Senior Technical Advisor to join the team in Denmark.<\/p>\n
The position: as Technical Advisor together with the Management, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining a technical and qualified knowledge base in the company, enabling the contracting and execution of complex technical research and advisory services for clients. You will also be involved in the development of the company strategy and you will perform your duties in accordance with the strategy and guidance from the management.<\/p>\n
In your daily job you will focus on technical issues in connection with advisory services and also contribute to the research publications issued by the company.<\/p>\n
Key parameters:
\nTo ensure a successful combination of technical and commercial competencies in the advisory team and to consolidate the technical advisory capability.
\nYou will participate in professionalization, internationalization and improvement of the efficiency of the company products during the growth foreseen in the coming years.<\/p>\n
Profile:
\nYou hold a degree as Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering or similar relevant degree and have at least 5 years of experience with wind turbine technology, preferably from working for a wind turbine manufacturer or an engineering company engaged in wind turbine technology.<\/p>\n
Your specific technical experience could be in rotor controls and blade design technology, drive train technology or structural engineering and structural dynamic loads engineering. The application areas could be in regards to developing wind turbines, validating performance and quality, performance optimization or construction and production management.<\/p>\n
International experience would be an advantage.
\nYou are fluent in English both orally and in writing and are comfortable working against deadlines which is a natural element of the work undertaken.
\nThe client expects that you are a skilful and visionary strategist and have an analytical approach to the tasks, combined with a strategic mindset. You are innovative, well-structured and able to systematize and elaborate presentable documentation. You are self-assured, result oriented, on time, respected and extrovert.<\/p>\n
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What’s on offer:
\nA professional career opportunity through an open and defined career process. The speed and direction is matched with your ability and ambition. The management encourages and supports development as the employees are the assets of the company.
\nThey offer a competitive and professional remuneration package including, among others, bonus, pension, and health care schemes.<\/p>\n
\nMore about the client:<\/p>\n
Strategic advisors in global wind energy
\nThe demand for energy in the emerging economies is expected to double by 2030, fuelled by economic growth in China and India. Existing sources of energy supply are becoming depleted, and are insufficient to meet these countries’ growth in demand, resulting in large increases in imports, in competition with North America and Europe. Moreover, the price of conventional energy sources is escalating, thus jeopardising the security of the energy supply in net importing countries.
\nWind energy is ideally positioned to lead the charge towards the target of sourcing a higher percentage of energy needs from renewables. Wind power not only has the potential to satisfy the increasing energy demand, it is also a significant and vital stimulus for local economies.
\nWith the new generation of MW wind turbines and offshore power plants, and ever-changing legislation in the various countries around the world, executives face an overwhelming volume of relevant data that they must deal with and apply astutely if they are to implement successful strategies within the renewable energy sector.
\nWith extensive experience from the wind industry, our team has the detailed insight and market intelligence sourced from our international network guaranteed to provide your company with high quality strategic advice.
\nKey areas of expertise:
\n• Market assessment
\n• Supply chain dynamics
\n• M&A – DD and advisory
\n• Project development
\n• Project implementation
\n• Operation, maintenance and service (OMS)
\nMarket assessment<\/p>\n
\nOur clients demand information about specific markets or regions in order to make qualified strategic decisions. The consultancy constantly monitors the global wind market, enabling us to provide our clients with market forecasts, an analysis of the legal and political frameworks in the various countries (and the implications thereof), the opportunities and risks involved, the competitive dynamics and landscape facing players, business modelling and entry\/exit strategies.
\nSupply chain dynamics
\nDecisions about where to source supplies are complicated by transient local factors, amongst other things. We can facilitate such decisions with relevant recommendations concerning production footprints, procurement strategies, value chain positioning, business modelling and capacity forecasts by reviewing the sourcing opportunities, mapping the suppliers and the competitive landscape and conducting make\/buy analyses.
\nM&A – DD and advisory
\nM&A can be a complex issue, requiring in-depth research into the target company’s background and potential. We are an independent, unbiased partner you need to screen investment opportunities, conduct target analyses, perform due diligence studies and be your exclusive advisor with regards to the competitive dynamics and landscape, allowing your organisation to draw well-informed conclusions.
\nProject development
\nNew projects involve considerable logistical calculations and assessments of the market and legal environments. Our consultants can help with portfolio screening, project valuation, entry strategies and value chain positioning.
\nProject implementation
\nWind projects are becoming larger, more global and more complex. Our clients seek clear, explanatory advice on how to implement their wind projects with regards to organisational development, profit protection tooling and strategic agreement modelling.
\nOperation, maintenance and service (OMS)
\nOnce a wind project is up and running, a whole new set of challenges arises. We deliver business matrix development, strategic maintenance agreement modelling, benchmarking and entry\/exit strategies based on analyses of the legal, political and financial issues, the market situation, risk management and the transmission and storage options. This provides your organisation with an added value proposition, enabling you to achieve your strategic targets and business objectives, and guaranteeing the availability of facilities.<\/p>\n
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