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Energy / Renewable Energy Sources (RES)

You build the future of energy: sun, wind, grids, storage.

Category: Engineering · EnvironmentStudy: ~3,5 yrsSalary: PLN 6-8k → PLN 12-22k

You design and deploy energy systems, from photovoltaics to grids and energy storage. One of the fastest-growing industries, driven by the energy transition.

Is it for you?

This field usually suits people of the realistic and investigative type (RIASEC model). Maths and physics, technical thinking, care for the environment.

Salary (indicative, gross/month)

StagePay
Starting outPLN 6-8k
With experiencePLN 12-22k

These are indicative figures — real pay depends on city, company, specialisation and contract type.

Example jobs after this field

Energy engineerRenewables system designerPhotovoltaics specialistGrid engineerEnergy storage specialist

Pros

  • A very future-proof, growing industry
  • Good pay and secure work
  • Combines engineering with real impact on the climate
  • Demand across the whole EU

Cons

  • Requires physics and maths
  • Some work is in the field
  • The industry depends on regulation
  • Harder technical studies

Future and automation

Low, design and deployment are an engineer's job.

Alternative path

A degree (energy, electrical engineering, RES); RES equipment technician.

First steps

  1. Check whether you enjoy physics and technology
  2. Read about the energy transition
  3. Look into programs: energy, electrical engineering, RES
  4. Learn about the photovoltaics and energy-storage market

Not sure if "Energy" is the right path for you?

Take the free 10-minute aptitude test (RIASEC model) and see how this field fits your strengths — compared with other paths.

Take the free test →

Frequently asked questions

How long does Energy take?

Roughly about 3,5 years. Full-time public studies are usually free.

How much can you earn after Energy?

Indicatively PLN 6-8k starting out and PLN 12-22k per month with experience (gross). These are indicative figures depending on city and specialisation.

Who is Energy for?

Maths and physics, technical thinking, care for the environment. In the RIASEC model it best suits the realistic and investigative type.