If I am the only woman in a room full of men, I like to think that my contribution can make a difference.
Mary Quaney, Chief Executive Officer
Wind will be the backbone of Europe’s energy system
And a homegrown energy system needs plenty of homegrown talent to thrive. If you’re looking for an exciting and challenging role and want to make a positive difference to the world – a career in wind might be what you’re looking for.
What we expect in 2030
420 GW
of wind energy capacity
514,000
Total jobs in wind energy
360,000
Direct jobs
38,000
Jobs in planning
141,000
Jobs in manufacturing
72,000
Jobs in installation
7,000
Jobs in decommissioning
61,000
Jobs operation and maintenance
There are many different paths to a career in wind.
And whatever your background, our doors are always open.
Check out the trainings and job opportunities below to get started on your journey.
University degrees to equip you for tomorrow’s energy system
Europe’s universities and academic institutes have been vital in harnessing the talent we need to deliver a green energy transition. Check out some of the university courses and degrees where you can get a head start in the energy field – and get acquainted with the world of wind.
Trainings to gear you up for working in wind
Whether it’s your first excursion into the energy area, or you’ve worked in a related field before – training courses will give you the toolkit you need for a job in wind energy. Take a look at some of our recommended course listings below.
Career paths where you can make a difference
A career in wind can come in many forms – but every role is vital to transforming Europe’s energy system. Check out the list below for job openings in the sector – where you can hit the ground running and help us fast-track the green transition.
Get inspired by people working in wind
I think it’s important not to be afraid of failing or creating something that no one likes.
Jos De Krieger, Architect
When choosing a job, it is most important to ask yourself what you are naturally good at and what brings you joy.
Toni Beukes, Renewable Energy Sales Leader
I was told I couldn’t become an engineer because I was a woman. However, I never listened to the people who told me this.
Natalia Zacur, Electrical Consultant
When I was at school in India, maths was my favourite subject because you knew you were either right or wrong.
Balki Iyer, Chief Commercial Officer