Entry level Renewable energy engineering positions?

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Entry-level positions for renewable energy engineers are currently available, particularly in greenhouse design companies, which vary in size from innovative startups to established firms, mainly located in Nordic countries. Job seekers are advised to utilize platforms like Google and LinkedIn to find these opportunities. However, caution is warranted when using LinkedIn due to persistent spam and unsolicited emails, which can be difficult to manage. Clarification on the role of a renewable energy engineer is necessary, as it encompasses various specializations including energy conversion and thermodynamics.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of renewable energy engineering principles
  • Familiarity with greenhouse design concepts
  • Knowledge of energy conversion technologies
  • Proficiency in using job search platforms like LinkedIn
NEXT STEPS
  • Research current job openings for renewable energy engineers on Google and LinkedIn
  • Explore innovative greenhouse design companies in the Nordic region
  • Learn about energy conversion technologies and their applications
  • Investigate strategies to manage LinkedIn notifications and spam effectively
USEFUL FOR

Recent graduates in engineering, job seekers in the renewable energy sector, and professionals interested in greenhouse design and energy conversion technologies.

Hannah K
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I'm not out of college yet, but I'm curious if any companies are offering entry level positions renewable energy engineers right now
 
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Yes. Try googling "renewable energy engineer jobs"
 
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There are some pretty cool greenhouse design companies out there now, with what seems to be a good variety of size and composition, ranging from smaller innovation-driven startups to larger and more established groups (though the latter are mainly to be found in Nordic countries.)
 
you can try LinkedIn
 
jemmy200 said:
you can try LinkedIn

Urhgh! Just keep in mind that if you do try it, you will have the devil's own time getting out of it if you decide to. The amount of useless pestering email I got from that website was depressing. And you could not turn it off, you could only turn it down slightly. As far as I know, the only reason I am not still getting spammed is because I changed email address, abandoning the old address, and didn't tell them. I set every possible setting I could find. I tried to un-register. I tried changing my email to an email that I specifically set up to catch the spam and never read. Nothing worked. I still got spam from them, many times per day.

And very nearly all the email was of a kind that couldn't possibly do me any good. "Why don't you tell your friends and relatives about LinkedIn?" It was tiresome.
 
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Hannah K said:
I'm not out of college yet, but I'm curious if any companies are offering entry level positions renewable energy engineers right now

What do you mean by "renewable energy engineer?" Do you mean somebody who knows about drive trains and energy conversion and thermodynamics and so on and so forth? Like the usual engineer? Or do you mean something else?
 
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It was tiresome.

They also try to "trick" you into clicking a link that let's them go into your email address book / contact list, and email every one of them an invitation to join you on linkedin. That's why you get email invites from people you haven't heard from in years.
 
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