Enfiniters

When I joined Enfinity Global in 2020, I decided to jump from a huge energy corporation to a small and promising international project with a challenging environment and ambitious goals. From day one, I had the opportunity to work on the front line, helping to grow the company almost from scratch.

The learning curve has been impressive, as problem-solving has a relevant role in the daily activity of finding solutions and innovative ways to approach challenges. That’s why, in the next few years, I’m sure I’ll be able to continue improving my skills. I would like to work not only in the Italian market, but also to get involved in developing Enfinity projects in other territories and even in new business areas. I definitely believe I can contribute to a more sustainable future with tenacity, dynamism and curiosity for new technologies, embracing new challenges and thinking that nothing is impossible.

Looking back, I believe my experience and studies have guided my professional career towards clean energy, as I graduated in economics and management in Milan, with a final project focused on energy efficiency that I carried out in Brussels within the framework of the European Commission. After an international experience in New York, I got the opportunity to pursue a master’s degree in energy.

For me, sustainability is important in order to leave behind a better world than the one I found. That is my personal vision and what inspires me to work hard every day. Renewables will have a strong role in this process, and I truly believe that we can make the difference. I have always imagined energy as a strategic resource, and as the indispensable engine of everything that surrounds us.

“Sustainability must be part of the bones of our society.” This is my personal vision on sustainability, that has guided my entire academic and professional career. Without it, we won’t even be able to stand up in the future. I think everything needs to be sustainable, not only at an environmental level, but also at a social, cultural and civil rights level. I try to commit to this vision daily by raising awareness in others through my behavior, my lifestyle and of course, through my work. I also like dedicating part of my time to writing and publishing opinion articles to raise awareness on important environmental and civil rights issues.

When I entered the recruiting process at Enfinity, I already knew some members of the leadership team, so I knew that the project they proposed to me was more than serious. The objectives and the spirit they transmitted to me during the interviews was absolutely in line not only with my skills but also with my principles and my vision regarding sustainability.

In the future, I would like to grow as a legal counsel, working with more countries and taking on even more challenging projects with the support of other colleagues on the legal team.

I would recommend any candidate who wants to join Enfinity to roll up their sleeves, as it’s a fast-growing company—and don’t forget to put a part of yourself, of your principles, into your work, because it will make not only the world, but also your own work, more sustainable.

When you join a company, it’s important to understand its vision and to match it with your personal purpose. In my case, when Tepsol—the Indian renewable energy developer I worked for—was acquired by Enfinity Global, I quickly understood Enfinity’s vision: giving back to the community by creating a zero-carbon future and mitigating the effects of climate change. It’s an ambitious goal we all pursue in the company, in an atmosphere of employee togetherness, with visionary leaders at local and global level. 

I work at the Telangana office as Business Development Manager, as part of a team made up of young individuals working together and guided by solid values: Ownership, Competence, Integrity and Innovation. I truly enjoy working with my colleagues in an easygoing atmosphere that motivates me to go to work every day. It has been very positive to learn from being exposed to many different management styles as we overcame barriers through effective collaborative efforts.

In five years, I would love to be an industry expert who others can rely on for ideas, help and strategy. I have had amazing mentors and managers at Enfinity Global, and I would like to be able to provide similar guidance, potentially taking on a leadership role by connecting my initiatives to the company’s larger goals. It’s a prospect that excites me.

I am proud to contribute my efforts to an environmentally conscious business that values more than just profits and seeks to positively impact society and the environment. A business like this is sustainable because it contributes to the health of the structure in which it operates, helping construct an environment where the business can thrive over time.

Sustainability should be important for everyone. We are all aware of the issues – climate change and natural resources scarcity- and we should all pursue a sustainable development model. As an engineer, I was taught to pursue efficiency and make good use of resources. So, I want to be part of that sustainable development and contribute to a social change.

That’s why, even though I started out as an aerospace engineer, I found renewable energy so appealing. I decided to make the switch to the innovative sector and launched my new career in Japan. Almost six years ago, I joined Enfinity Global because I wanted to be part of the action and core decision-making process, not just experience projects from the sidelines. I wanted to make decisions that have a real impact. 

Being at Enfinity Global has been amazing. What I like most is the team of people I work with: they are well-prepared and top-tier. I also appreciate the fact that I have been trusted with a lot of responsibility from an early stage—so far, I’ve been able to lead negotiations for almost one billion dollars in EPC contracts. 

As an individual and as a professional, I want to create something meaningful for society. And I think that I’m in the best place to do that at Enfinity Global—to build things that positively influence the lives of countless people around the world now and in the future. 

You get further by tackling a problem one step at a time until you create a myriad of small, positive results. That’s what I want to do: relentlessly develop project after impactful project until we’ve created something that moves our communities forward. That’s my personal goal.

I’ve been working in the renewable energy sector since 2008 and have been with Enfinity Global since 2020 dealing with communications in Italy.

In the communications department, one of our main objectives is to make the case for renewables and to make people understand why they are so important. I have three children, and I know climate change is going to impact future generations. It’s not possible to work in renewables without being conscious of sustainability in your own life and the decisions you make.

Climate change is an issue affecting everyone, and Enfinity Global is the right company with the right people, strategy and competencies at all levels to be one of the leaders in the path to tackle it. The company really takes care of “Enfiniters”. Our values are not just a nice part of the corporate presentation but the way to establish relationships, carry on business, face challenges and celebrate success together. There’s a constant improvement in terms of benefit, support and the desire to listen to people.

There are clear elements that differentiates Enfinity from the rest. We are not focused on just one field: while solar energy is our core business, we are also interested in any technology that can impact the fight against climate change. I think that in five years’ time, the company will be a full energy provider and our R&D projects in circular economy and water will be a reality.

There is a feeling of belonging and a welcoming atmosphere that everyone senses immediately. That really makes a difference.

I studied engineering in Madrid and from the very beginning, I was interested in energy. I was one of the very first employees to join Enfinity in Europe in September 2020. I knew I would do well here, and I’ve been lucky to see the company grow. In 2021, I was offered the opportunity to move to Milan, where the team welcomed me with open arms, and I have been able to assume new responsibilities and expand my experience.

The main part of my job is getting every little bit of a project authorized so that it can be built and liaising with different internal teams, local authorities, external partners, etc. I also oversee the budget and make sure we meet our deadlines. I like this part of the job—you get to see all phases of a project from start to finish.

At Enfinity, we’re all willing to do our part to make this company succeed. Everyone is pushing to be a better version of themselves. Our generation has grown up with sustainability, so it’s part of our outlook on life. But it’s important to understand that when there’s an issue, you must be part of the change. I’ve always felt that with engineering, we can make a big impact on the energy system.

Enfinity and I have the same objective—to create a more sustainable future. Being part of a company where the main goal is so vital for the world right now is great. I want to create a better future for my kids so they don’t have to face worse climate consequences, and I’m working for a company that has the same perspective. Enfinity is not only trying to make renewable energy but also revolutionize the process and chart the way forward with innovations. I believe in what we’re doing, and I’m convinced we can make Enfinity one of the greatest renewable energy companies in Italy.

As an individual and as a professional, I want to create something meaningful for society. And I think that I’m in the best place to do that at Enfinity Global—to build things that positively influence the lives of countless people around the world now and in the future. 

You get further by tackling a problem one step at a time until you create a myriad of small, positive results. That’s what I want to do: relentlessly develop project after impactful project until we’ve created something that moves our communities forward. That’s my personal goal.