Senior Electrical Project Manager

About the job

Your mission:

You ensure the technical and operational management of electrical projects, from the study phase to completion.

A true field expert, you play a central role in coordinating stakeholders, monitoring contractors, and ensuring the proper execution of works.

You are capable of advancing projects with pragmatism, common sense, and efficiency.

Your responsibilities:

• Management and monitoring of electrical projects
• Development of technical concepts and monitoring of studies
• Coordination with architects, representatives, and contractors
• Participation in technical meetings and site visits
• Control of plans and installations
• Monitoring execution and commissioning
• Analysis of technical variants and optimisation of solutions
• Participation in tenders and bids
• Monitoring costs, deadlines, and quality of services
• Anticipation and resolution of site issues

Profile sought:

Technical skills

• Engineering degree in building electricity or equivalent qualification
• Proven experience in electrical project management (min. 5 years)
• Good knowledge of high and low voltage installations
• Good knowledge of Swiss standards (NIBT/OIBT)
• Essential site experience
• Proficiency with common IT tools

Personal qualities

• Good interpersonal and communication skills
• Ability to coordinate multiple stakeholders
• Field presence and practical mindset
• Sense of responsibility
• Autonomy and rigour
• Ability to manage priorities and complex situations
• Solution-oriented approach

Above all, we are looking for a reliable, committed person capable of advancing projects in a constructive and professional spirit.

We offer:

• Varied and technically interesting projects
• A dynamic and developing structure
• A multidisciplinary CVSER team
• A flexible and empowering work environment
• High autonomy in project management
• Direct exchanges and a flat hierarchy
• Attractive remuneration according to profile and experience

Workplace:

Versoix / Perroy Occasional travel in French-speaking Switzerland.