Technical Project Manager – High Voltage Substations (HVAC/HVDC/FACTS) (m/w/d)

Segula Technologies; München; Vor Ort; EUR 80.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading engineering company seeks a Technical Project Manager specializing in high voltage substations for a strategic pilot project in Germany. You will bridge communication between the client and engineering teams to ensure successful delivery of projects related to HVAC, HVDC, and FACTS technologies. This role demands strong project management skills and significant experience in electrical infrastructure, with fluency in German and English.

Qualifikationen

• 10+ years experience in electrical infrastructure projects.
• Strong interpersonal and client-facing skills.
• Fluency in German and English (French is a plus).

Aufgaben

• Serve as the main point of contact with the German client.
• Lead and coordinate engineering efforts related to substation design.
• Monitor deliverables, quality, and deadlines.

Kenntnisse

Project Management

Client Engagement

Technical Excellence

Multicultural Team Coordination

Ausbildung

Engineering degree in Electrical or Power Systems Engineering

Jobbeschreibung

Company Description

Segula Technologies Experts GmbH - as part of Segula Technologies, a globally operating engineering group in the automotive, energy, rail, shipping and aviation industries with over 10,000 employees - is an independent development and consulting company with approx. 320 employees for customers in the automotive, commercial vehicle and aviation industries with core competences as a system development service provider in design and concept, calculation and simulation, mechanical engineering and construction, electrics and electronics, integration and ergonomics as well as prototyping and validation.

For our client, a leading international company specialising in future-oriented energy technologies and bundling expertise in the fields of wind energy, gas, power grids and electrification, we are looking for a Technical Project Manager - High Voltage Substations (m/w/d).

Job Description

Acting as the local interface and coordinator for a strategic pilot project in Germany, you will represent our engineering capabilities in high and very high voltage substations (HVAC/HVDC/FACTS) for a major energy client. You will bridge the communication between the client and the engineering teams, ensuring successful delivery of technical work packages.

• Serve as the main point of contact with the German client for all project-related topics
• Lead and coordinate engineering efforts related to substation design (HVAC, HVDC, FACTS)
• Ensure proper understanding and translation of client requirements to internal teams
• Support the preparation of technical proposals and work package (WP) breakdowns
• Monitor deliverables, quality, deadlines, and participate in clarification meetings
• Facilitate multinational team coordination, including front/back office dynamics
• Contribute to project reporting, risk identification, and mitigation planning
• Ensure technical excellence and regulatory compliance throughout the project lifecycle

Qualifications

• Engineering degree in Electrical or Power Systems Engineering
• 10+ years experience in electrical infrastructure projects
• Experience in project management or WP delivery for large-scale industrial or energy projects
• Proven experience in high voltage / very high voltage substations (design & execution)
• Familiarity with HVAC, HVDC systems, and FACTS technologies
• Knowledge of VSC technologies, EMT studies, and grid integration of renewables is a strong asset
• Understanding of electrical protection schemes, SCADA systems, and IEC standards
• Fluency in German and English (French is a plus).
• Strong interpersonal and client-facing skills
• Ability to work with multicultural and remote teams

Additional Information

• You will be based in Germany and act as the German-speaking interface (front office).
• Engineering work will be conducted by back office team.
• You may start as a freelancer for this role