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Senior Project Manager

Guildford
5 months ago
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Senior Project Manager – Engineering & Clean Technology Projects

We’re looking for an experienced and adaptable project manager to lead a range of engineering initiatives within a growing organisation focused on clean technology solutions. This is a hands-on delivery role that involves managing technical projects from early development through to implementation, working closely with cross-functional teams in a dynamic and fast-paced environment.

About the Role

As Senior Project Manager, you’ll take ownership of multiple concurrent projects, guiding them from concept to completion. You’ll coordinate cross-disciplinary teams, maintain oversight of budgets and timelines, and ensure effective communication across stakeholders. This role also offers the opportunity to shape project delivery practices and mentor junior team members within an expanding and ambitious company.

Key Responsibilities

Lead and manage complex engineering projects through structured development stages

Coordinate activities across mechanical, electrical, and software teams

Track and manage project schedules, budgets, risks, and resources

Communicate progress clearly to stakeholders at all levels

Maintain key project documentation, including risk registers and schedules

Promote continuous improvement and lean project delivery principles

Support and mentor junior project managers

What We’re Looking For

Proven track record managing technical projects in an engineering environment (e.g. hydrogen, fuel cells, chemical/process engineering)

Strong understanding of structured product development processes

Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills

Adaptable, detail-oriented, and highly organised

Proficiency in Microsoft Project or equivalent project management software

Qualifications

Degree in an engineering discipline or equivalent technical background

Project management certification (e.g. APM PMQ, PMBP, PRINCE II) preferred

If you’re ready to take the lead on technically challenging projects in a purpose-driven organisation, we encourage you to apply

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