- Location
- Foz do Iguacu, Brazil
- Workplace
- Hybrid
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Engineering
- Seniority
- Manager
- Closing date
- Today
- Source
- Workday
Description
Job Description Summary
The Project Engineering Manager (PEM) – Consortium is responsible for driving the full technical integration of GE Hydro products (Turbine, Main Inlet Valve, Generator, Hydro-Mechanical equipment, Governor, Balance of Plant, Control System, and associated tools) within a consortium-executed project. The role owns the overall technical project scope, ensuring consistency and alignment across all consortium partners' contributions, and manages all technical interfaces — internal, external, and across partner organizations. Acting as the senior technical authority for the project, the PEM represents GE's technical position to customers, partners, and consortium governance bodies, ensuring a unified and coherent technical narrative throughout the project lifecycle, from engineering execution through to site resolution and delivery.The role reports operationally and hierarchically to the PEM Leader, with a functional reporting line to the Project Director, and coordinates Lead System Engineers and, where applicable, technical counterparts within consortium partner organizations
Job Description
Essential Responsibilities
- Lead and manage the complete plant engineering team, ensuring compliance with contract requirements and regulatory obligations.
- Drives engineering internal and consortium organization to meet expected results in terms of Safety, Quality, On-time-delivery and Cost-to-complete
- Own the consolidated technical scope of the project, ensuring consistency and integration across all consortium partners' deliverables.
- Partner with PSCM (Procurement/Supply Chain Manager) to meet project material cost targets and ensure safety/quality processes are applied across the consortium.
- Serve as the primary technical interface within the consortium governance structure, aligning technical positions across partner companies before presenting a unified position to the customer.
- Manage and resolve technical and interface-related disagreements between consortium partners, escalating unresolved issues through appropriate governance channels.
- Drive technical coordination with the Customer, Project Management, Engineering, and Consortium Partners, ensuring a single, consistent technical narrative.
- Collaborate with the Project Core Team and consortium partner project leads to optimize integrated project plans.
- Drive technical support to site for engineering issue resolution, coordinating consortium partner input as needed.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, or Control Engineering (or equivalent).
- Extensive experience in engineering, preferably turnkey electromechanical projects, with strong knowledge of Balance of Plant and Control Systems.
- Engineering experience, preferably in turnkey electromechanical projects, including in project/system engineering roles.
- Solid understanding of hydro power plant equipment and systems (turbines, generators, governors, balance of plant, control systems).
- contract structures, and shared liability/interface management.
- Site experience (Construction & Commissioning).
- Experience working across multiple countries/cultures or with international partner organizations.
Desired Characteristics
- Commitment to internal and external customers
- Transparent and engaged
- Proactive
- Responsive and adaptable
- Leads by example
- Global collaboration
- Skilled in cross-company negotiation, diplomacy, and conflict resolution
- Communication (including multi-stakeholder and cross-company settings)
- Proactivity
- Customer focus
- Internal and external/partner networking
- Product knowledge
- Discipline & rigor
- Negotiation & conflict resolution
Additional Information
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
Skills
ComplianceProcurementProject ManagementNegotiation