Join Fastned at the forefront of Europe’s electric vehicle and charging infrastructure revolution! As our Head of Tenders, you’ll support our growth across Europe, securing new locations and paving the way toward our goal of 1,000 stations. Together with 400+ colleagues from over 40 nationalities, spread across 10 countries, we drive change in the energy transition. What sets us apart is our focus on reliability, sustainability and clean energy. We have been awarded “Best Charging Network” in the UK, France, Switzerland and the Netherlands, further establishing Fastned as a leading player in the field. This is your opportunity to make a lasting impact!

We stand out from other charge point operators with our high-power charging, drive-through model, and commitment to super-reliable infrastructure. Our stations provide fast, seamless charging experiences, allowing drivers to charge their EVs in minutes, not hours. As a leading provider of ultra-fast charging, we’re focused on delivering exceptional service and innovation to accelerate the transition to electric mobility, and it all starts with securing the best locations!

Role

As Head of Tenders, you’ll play a pivotal role in steering Fastned’s success in an increasingly competitive tender landscape across Europe. Acting as the strategic bridge between the country based expansion teams and the central business functions, you’ll be responsible for overseeing the tendering process across all countries while ensuring quality, compliance, competitiveness, and alignment with our Fastned objectives.

You’ll set up and lead a team of tender specialists, empowering them to develop global standards, build knowledge libraries, provide tools and guidance for country teams and support complex or strategic bids. You’ll also play a key role in cross-functional governance and tender performance visibility to senior leadership.

This is a high-impact role at the heart of Fastned’s mission to accelerate the transition to electric mobility. Tenders are at the core of Fastned’s location strategy: they create access to our most valuable sites, they are detrimental for new market entries and they give us an opportunity to stand out from our competitors.