Electrical Engineering Project Manager

As an Electrical Engineering Project Manager, you are responsible for realizing complex electrical installations within sustainability projects. You oversee the entire project process from design and engineering to realization and delivery, and serve as the point of contact for the client, engineering, and execution.

• Completed MBO+ or HBO education in Electrical Engineering or Installation Technology.
• At least three to five years of relevant experience in the electrical installation industry.
• Demonstrable experience with project coordination or leadership duties.
• Knowledge of and experience with sustainable energy solutions, such as solar panels, charging stations, and energy management systems.
• Affinity with sustainability and interest in innovative energy transition projects.
• Strong communication skills and capable of motivating and directing a team.
• Excellent command of Dutch, both spoken and written.

• Leading and managing electrical engineering projects from design to delivery, including planning, budget monitoring, and quality control.
• Coordinating internal and external stakeholders, such as consultants, engineers, technicians, subcontractors, and suppliers.
• Providing technical advice to clients on electrotechnical and sustainable solutions.
• Drafting project plans, work preparation, and risk analyses.
• Monitoring safety, quality, and compliance with laws and regulations at project sites.
• Act as a link between engineering, execution, and the client.
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of work processes and project methodologies.

• Contract in accordance with the Metal and Technology Collective Labour Agreement.
• Extensive training opportunities and certifications, including courses focused on charging infrastructure, energy storage, smart grids, and project management.
• 38 days of vacation per year.
• Company lease car, also for private use.
• Good pension scheme and attractive fringe benefits.
• Work laptop and phone.
• Clear opportunities for advancement to positions such as Senior Project Leader or Project Manager within a growing organization.
• Work environment with a lot of responsibility, freedom, and a committed, informal culture with short lines of communication.

The organization works on sustainability projects and provides electrotechnical solutions that contribute to the energy transition. It consists of a driven team of professionals, actively invests in development and training, and has a committed, informal culture with short lines of communication.