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Hitachi Energy Norway is seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead complex power systems projects as part of the energy transition. You will own scope, schedule and cost while guiding multidisciplinary teams across engineering, procurement, control, site and commissioning.
We value strong commercial, contractual and financial understanding, fluent Norwegian and English, and the ability to collaborate with customers, partners and suppliers in a multinational environment.
The energy transition is creating some of the most exciting and demanding infrastructure projects in our industry. In our team, we are looking for experienced Project Managers who want to take on that challenge and play a key role in delivering the power systems of the future. This role is for someone who is energized by complexity. Someone who can create structure when things are moving fast, stay calm when challenges arise, and bring people together around a common goal.
With us, you will get significant responsibility, interesting technical and commercial challenges, and the opportunity to work with highly experienced colleagues on projects that contribute directly to the energy transition.
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What We Offer
Meaningful projects supporting the energy transition, leading technology, an international and collaborative environment, and strong opportunities for professional development and career growth.
Questions regarding the role can be directed to Katja Thonäng: katja.thonang@hitachienergy.com
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