At Octopus Energy Generation (OEGEN), we're passionate about powering a sustainable future. As pioneers in the renewable energy space, we don’t just invest in utility-scale projects; we invest in people, communities, and a greener tomorrow.

Since stepping into the renewables arena in 2010, we've made waves - becoming a top investor in onshore wind across mainland Europe and the largest backer of solar power in Europe. Today, our Dublin-based Alternative Investment Fund Manager (“AIFM”) proudly manages over £3bn in renewable energy assets, with the wider OEGEN managing c.£8.5bn worldwide.

Our funds under management invest and develop in over 300 major energy-generating companies, from wind farms to solar power plants, with exciting new ventures in energy storage, e-fuels and beyond. As our funds under management continue to grow, we're looking for passionate individuals to join our dedicated team, helping us drive the future of renewable energy forward.

About the role:

This role provides essential operational and administrative support across the various functions of the AIFM, along with supporting the London-based Investor Relations team for Octopus Energy Generation and the publicly listed company it manages, Octopus Renewables Infrastructure plc. It is central to ensuring that the AIFM’s governance processes and oversight, along with administration activities, run efficiently and to a high standard. This is in conjunction with supporting fundraising and investor engagement activities across the group.

The role requires strong organisational and communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage and prioritise multiple workstreams simultaneously. The successful candidate will be comfortable liaising and escalating with internal teams, handling sensitive information, and ensuring high-quality outputs across a range of recurring and ad-hoc processes.

This is an exciting and challenging opportunity to work in an AIFM where our ambition is to continually grow to onboarding and managing further £billions of assets over the next five years.