Full-Time
Senior Electrician Installer
Posted on 8/17/2026
Octopus Energy
5,001-10,000 employees
Supplies 100% renewable electricity and gas
No salary listed
Ăle-de-France, France + 2 more
More locations: Normandy, France | Amiens, France
Remote
The role is based at the Amiens warehouse and requires travel throughout Ăle-de-France and Normandy.
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- At least 3 years of experience in the trade or 1 year of photovoltaic experience.
- Demonstrated rigor, organizational skills, and respect for safety practices and instructions.
- Ability to work collaboratively and communicate effectively with the team.
- Knowledge of electrical equipment connection and wiring rules.
- Ability to perform masonry work safely to install the equipment.
- Ability to work independently where appropriate.
- A valid Category B driving licence.
- Comfort working at height.
- Electrical authorization is an advantage.
- Knowledge and application of available safety solutions in the market.
- Assemble photovoltaic structures and panels according to supplied plans and applicable standards.
- Lift equipment and secure the worksite using personal and collective protective equipment, particularly during electrical work.
- Follow company recommendations for equipment positioning.
- Route cables and complete the necessary connections to ensure system operation.
- Create self-inspection forms to ensure installation quality.
- Manage equipment inventory to maintain availability of required materials.
- Collaborate closely with the team to execute tasks efficiently.
- Explain the installed system clearly to customers.
- Share experience and knowledge to help develop team skills while remaining involved in operational work.
- Experience in management.
- Electrical authorization.
Octopus Energy Group supplies 100% renewable electricity and gas to homes and businesses in multiple countries, offering tariffs such as Agile that adjust with wholesale costs. It operates Kraken, an in-house platform that automates billing, customer service, and grid management using AI to balance supply and demand; Kraken is licensed to other suppliers and will be spun off as a separate company. The group differentiates itself through clear pricing, strong customer service, and a scalable energy-technology platform that supports retail, generation, grid flexibility, and EV services. Its goal is to decarbonize energy use globally by making renewables more accessible and by enabling smarter grids, better pricing, and services like EV leasing and demand-response programs.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$2.9B
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2016
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Octopus added 700,000 customers in Q1 2026, showing relentless retail momentum.
- California investment nears $1 billion, funding storage, heat batteries, and carbon removal.
- Swaptopus targets 300,000 trucks and over ÂŁ30 billion investment by 2035.
What critics are saying
- Ofgem fined Octopus ÂŁ1.483 million for prepayment billing failures through October 2023.
- CATL partnership invites UK security scrutiny before Swaptopus opens 2027 battery hubs.
- Origin cut Octopus earnings guidance in 2026 after UK regulatory changes and gas charges.
What makes Octopus Energy unique
- Kraken spun out at $8.65 billion, proving Octopus software stands apart.
- Octopus hit 8 million UK customers by April 2026, scaling faster than incumbents.
- Uplight majority stake and Schneider partnership extend Octopus flexibility technology across North America.
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â -2%Octopus Energy and China's CATL have announced a joint venture to build a battery-swapping network for electric trucks across Europe, but the plan faces significant industry scepticism. Analysts warn that resistance from manufacturers and compatibility challenges could derail the initiative. European truck makers including Volvo and Scania are expected to oppose what they view as Chinese encroachment into their market. Critics argue that existing charging infrastructure already functions adequately, making battery swapping unnecessary. The joint venture must overcome substantial hurdles, particularly ensuring the system works across different truck models. Industry observers question whether manufacturers will adopt standardised battery systems required for swapping to succeed, potentially limiting the network's viability across Europe's diverse commercial vehicle fleet.
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL), a Chinese firm blacklisted by the US Pentagon as a "Chinese military company", will install battery-swapping stations for electric lorries across Britain from next year. CATL has denied any military links. The company is partnering with Octopus Energy, the UK's largest energy supplier, through a joint venture called Swaptopus. They plan to build 30 battery hubs across Europe by 2035, capable of supporting 300,000 electric trucks. The stations allow drivers to replace depleted batteries in under five minutes. The move could trigger security scrutiny, following a previous case where Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Ming Yang was blocked from UK projects after US national security concerns. CATL already operates over 300 battery-swapping stations in China, where electric models comprise more than 30% of the heavy-truck market.
Octopus Energy and Lunar Energy are offering Texas customers an electricity plan combining a 30-kWh home battery with fixed energy pricing for three years. Participating customers receive the Lunar Energy battery at no upfront cost, paying a $45 monthly subscription fee plus electricity at a flat rate starting at 8 cents/kWh. The batteries will provide grid services and home backup during outages. PowerStore is initially available to a limited number of Texas homes but could expand later. The batteries can pair with solar inverters from six manufacturers, including Tesla, SolarEdge and Enphase. The programme follows similar battery-based retail electricity offerings in Texas. Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative recently announced plans to expand its battery partnership with Base Power from 2 MW to 50 MW over the next two to three years.
Origin Energy reported weaker March quarter results, with declines in LNG revenue and a significant downgrade to Octopus Energy earnings expectations. The company now forecasts its FY26 share of Octopus EBITDA between -A$70 million and +A$30 million, down from previous guidance of up to A$150 million. The revision reflects UK regulatory changes, higher gas capacity charges and adverse winter weather. Australia Pacific LNG production fell 3% quarter-on-quarter to 164.5 PJ, whilst revenue dropped 12% to A$1.855 billion due to lower volumes, pricing and a stronger Australian dollar. Average realised LNG prices declined to US$9.51/mmbtu. Despite challenges, Octopus added 700,000 customers during the quarter. In Energy Markets, electricity sales rose 4% year-on-year, driven by data centre demand, though gas volumes fell 32%.
Octopus Energy Group is acquiring a majority stake in Uplight, a North American grid flexibility provider, in partnership with Schneider Electric, which will remain a significant minority partner. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and expected to complete later this year. Uplight serves over 85 utilities across North America, including eight of the ten largest in the US, managing over 8.5 gigawatts of flexible load through demand response and distributed energy resource management solutions. The company will continue operating as an independent platform. The partnership combines Octopus Energy's consumer innovation and flexibility expertise, Uplight's utility relationships and technology, and Schneider Electric's grid management systems. Octopus Energy operates the world's largest virtual power plant with more than 350,000 electric vehicles enrolled globally.