Supports the Senior Project Execution Officer in ensuring the timely and successful delivery of approved projects.
Supports the Senior Project Execution Officer in ensuring the timely and successful delivery of approved projects.
2d ago
2d ago
Solar Philippines
(28 reviews)
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Company overview
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Industry
Electricity, Gas & Water Services
Company size
101-1,000
Primary location
20/F Philamlife Tower, 8767 Paseo de Roxas, Makati City
TRUST THE LEADER AND EXPERT IN SOLAR IN THE COUNTRYSolar Philippines is the largest solar in the country.It’s a 100% Filipino-owned company that develops and manages sites for large-scale solar projects in the Philippines. It currently has an inventory of 20,000 hectares of land, primed for the creation of the largest solar project portfolio in the world. It also has power generation interests and currently operates solar farms and microgrids, supplying additional power to the Luzon grid and energizing underserved communities across the nation.OUR MISSION:Solar Philippines aims to disrupt the current landscape and give focus on green-led energy, by paving the way for large-scale solar projects in the country.It strives to give Filipinos more access to cheaper, cleaner, and reliable 24/7 solar energy.COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGETechnology & ExpertiseSolar Philippines deploys the latest technologies in solar energy. At present, it has a 400-MW total generating capacity of the solar systems, which includes the 100-MW solar farm project in Concepcion, Tarlac in partnership with Prime Infra and the 63.3MW Calatagan, Batangas Solar Farm - a joint venture with Korean Electric Corporation (KEPCO).Just recently, Solar Philippines also announced its plans to develop the 500-MW Nueva Ecija solar farm in the town of Penaranda.Engineering, Procurement & ConstructionWith a team of 200 highly skilled in-house engineers, Solar Philippines provides high-quality and lowest-cost solar installations, utilizing world-class design tools and lean concepts in supply chain and construction methodologies.Minigrid Development & OperationsThe first to deploy the largest operating solar battery mini-grid project in Southeast Asia and hundreds more in the pipeline locally & globally, Solar Philippines serves power directly to paying households and businesses in far-flung underserved areas.
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Based on your search activityOversee and provide legal advice to corporate and commercial transactions and special projects of the company.
Oversee and provide legal advice to corporate and commercial transactions and special projects of the company.
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What’s it like working at Solar Philippines?
AI summary of recent reviews
Solar Philippines offers several attractive benefits, including competitive salaries and a collegial atmosphere where workplace relationships flourish. Employees appreciate the professional growth opportunities through challenging work in solar technology, and the flexible work arrangements that include both office and field work options.
However, employees face certain challenges, including concerns about management practices and leadership direction. The company's processes and procedures could benefit from more structure, particularly in project execution. The extended work hours and resource constraints can impact work-life balance and project delivery.
Recent reviews
5.0
Electrical Engineering Manager
Mar 2025Makati City Metro Manila7 to 8 years in the role, current employee
I fully apply my engineering knowledge , lead projects, and work in a respectful environment with a competitive salary, but the 48-hour workweek and unstructured engineering execution process require extra caution and a strong grasp of the codes and sound engineering practices.
The good thingsI get to fully apply my engineering knowledge, leading projects and mentoring engineers while ensuring safe and efficient designs. The salary is competitive, and the work environment is great—almost everyone is respectful and professional, making collaboration fulfilling.
The challenges The 48-hour workweek is longer than the typical 40 hours for most office employees. Additionally, the company has an unstructured Engineering Execution process, requiring me to be extra cautious and rely heavily on my understanding of electrical codes and sound engineering practices.
1.0
Project Management Department
Jun 2024Makati City Metro Manila
People will assume that you have all the knowledge in the world so they would give you the critical tasks without initial guidance.
The good thingsSalary is above average.
The challengesMiddle Management is toxic. Manager has no direction and lack of people management skills.
1.0
Community Development Officer
Mar 2024Cabanatuan City Nueva EcijaLess than 1 year in the role, former employee
Be considerate to the people and try to change the process of your leadership.
The good thingsThe colleagues I worked with in the project
The challengesThen management is not really supportive and they put a lot of pressure on the team members.
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