Project Consultant – Pumped Storage Hydropower

• Support the Project Director in coordinating major workstreams, including technical/construction, commercial & finance and partnering.
• Assist with end to end project delivery across development, procurement, commercial and construction phases.
• Collect, analyse and interpret commercial, regulatory and development data to generate insights and strengthen cross workstream decision making.
• Develop high quality materials, including slide decks, visuals, memos and briefings.
• Support macro level programme planning for 2026 and integration across multiple functions.
• Coordinate cross functional teams to maintain schedule, budget, governance and technical compliance.
• Assist with stakeholder engagement activities involving communities, politicians, landowners, suppliers and other external partners.
• Contribute to project planning, budgeting, reporting, risk monitoring and organisational alignment.
• Promote a culture of safety, collaboration, and disciplined delivery within the project team.

• Strong project coordination or project management experience, ideally in infrastructure, energy, construction, or similar complex environments.
• Excellent analytical skills and an ability to translate data into clear, actionable insights.
• Skilled in producing high quality presentations and written materials.
• Comfortable working with senior stakeholders and multidisciplinary teams.
• Proactive, organised and able to work independently at pace.

If you're interested in contributing to a major renewable energy project and can commit to a 6 –12-month engagement, we’d love to hear from you.

Direct applicants only – agencies will not be considered.

Location: (UK-wide) – Travel to UK sites will be required

Contract Type: Short term consultancy (up to 12 months)

We are looking for an experienced Project Consultant to support the delivery of a major Pumped Storage Hydropower project. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to one of the UK’s most significant low carbon infrastructure developments.

Originally posted on Himalayas