Project Manager

Description

General information: Our leaders are the engine for bringing the inclusion and diversity of thought to life and we need you who want to be a part of our journey! As Project Manager within the Valve Department of HVDC you will have an exciting and important position leading a project team and coordinating interfaces within a global organization. Here you will continuously meet new people and exciting challenges. This is a developing role where you will be able to grow and be a key part of delivering our HVDC systems all over the world. We are interested to learn more about you and what you can contribute with so don't hesitate to apply even though you don't meet all requirements. Responsibilities: Managing a project team within the scope of valve department or HVDC systems installed globally Handling the aspects of the projects to agreed-upon customer requirements and ensuring that technical, safety, quality and financial targets are met, and our dedicated projects are delivered on time Coordinating and motivating the work of a team of electrical, mechanical and test engineers, as well as material supply and production Responsible for project implementations ensuring best practices in cost control, resource efficiency, risk management and HSE Achieving project deliverables and compliance with contract requirements Leading the delivery of HVDC Valves, Valve Cooling System and the Optical Measurement equipment Your background: As a leader you are structured, open-minded and communicative Experience in following up on planning-related and financial project tasks Knowledge of HVDC technology and a degree in engineering, are seen as an advantage You are a curious person with the drive to challenge yourself and the organization for continuous development in both short and long term. You are persistent and well-organized in your way of working You enjoy collaboration and the wish to work in a dynamic and multicultural environment. As you will be part of a company that operates on a global arena, fluent in English is required. Swedish is preferable for collaboration with local stakeholders.