Project Manager

Aalborg Hcs; Aalborg; On-site; DKK 850,000 - 1,100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension scheme

Health insurance

Canteen scheme

Staff association activities

Travel 30–50 days/yr

Job summary

Aalborg Hcs in Aalborg, Denmark, seeks a senior project manager to lead technically complex installations from start-up to handover. You will manage time, quality and budget, coordinate interfaces with engineers, subcontractors and customers, and support the sales team while keeping commercial oversight.

We require a qualified marine engineer (maskinmester) or equivalent, 5+ years PM experience, and strong experience with energy plants or similar installations.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of project management experience on technically complex installations.
• Strong experience in establishing energy plants or similarly complex technical installations.
• Solid process understanding and ability to form a full overview quickly.
• Excellent communication with colleagues and customers in Danish and English; German is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Lead project(s) from start-up to handover with responsibility for time, quality and budget.
• Coordinate technical interfaces; manage subcontractors and customers; support the sales department and maintain commercial oversight.

Skills

Project management

MS Project

Dynamics Navision

English

Danish language

German (bonus)

Education

Marine engineer (maskinmester) or equivalent

Tools

MS Project

Dynamics Navision

Job description

Do you thrive on carrying full responsibility for complex technical projects – from contract to handover? Do you get satisfaction from seeing a project land right – on time, at the right quality and at the right price? Then you may be the person we’re looking for.

You know what it takes to manage a technically complicated project with many interfaces. You’ve stood in the middle of it when things get difficult – and you keep your overview and your good humour. You are resilient, structured and a skilled communicator – with colleagues and customers alike. You thrive on responsibility and are not afraid to take the lead.

What will you be doing?

You will be the responsible project manager on one or more of our projects, working closely with engineers, technicians, sales and external partners. In practice, this means managing projects from start‑up to handover – with responsibility for time, quality and budget. Coordinating technical interfaces and working with subcontractors and customers, as well as supporting the sales department and maintaining commercial oversight throughout the project.

The workplace is our head office in Aalborg – with 30–50 travel days a year.

Who are you?

You are a qualified marine engineer (maskinmester) or have an equivalent technical background, with more than 5 years’ experience as a project manager. You have solid experience in establishing energy plants or similarly complex technical installations, strong process understanding, and the ability to quickly form a full overview.

You are at home in MS Project and Dynamics Navision. You communicate clearly and precisely in Danish and English at a high level, and German is a plus.

What matters most is that you take ownership, work in a structured way and are a skilled communicator – internally and externally. You are passionate about the green transition and thrive in an innovative environment shaped by change. And it is important that you take ownership, work in a structured way and deliver – without losing your overview or your good humour when things get difficult.

What do we offer?

An exciting position in a flat, dynamic organisation with short decision paths and strong professional pride. You will have good opportunities for professional development through challenging and varied tasks in a pleasant, collegial working environment.

Salary and terms are negotiated according to qualifications and include an attractive pension scheme and health insurance, a canteen scheme, and an active staff association offering enjoyable events.

Start date is September.