Projektleiter:in Wasserkraftanlagen (Mechanik / Hydraulik)

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Join KWO, a leading Swiss hydro power company, producing renewable energy. Engage in a dynamic work environment with great benefits. Tasks Lead (sub-)projects from study to commissioning after training. Manage technical challenges, deadlines, and budgets effectively. Collaborate on mechanical and hydraulic issues, developing practical solutions. Skills Technical education in mechanical/plant engineering required. Strong communication skills and persuasive argumentation needed. Team player with curiosity for interdisciplinary projects. Excitement - Your Activity After an appropriate induction period, you take over the management of (partial) projects. You are responsible for the successful execution from the study phase to commissioning Thanks to your organisational talent, you keep deadlines and costs under control alongside the technical challenges You handle mechanical and hydraulic issues on existing plants and develop practical solutions together with specialists Collaboration with other departments gives you exciting insights, for example into the world of rock and concrete, of amperes and volts, or of tension and carrying cables Depending on the project phase, you work in the office, workshop, and directly at the power plant and external facilities Energy - Your Ability You have a technical education in mechanical/plant engineering (degree, higher technical college, or similar) You are passionate about renewable energies and interested in immersing yourself in hydropower You communicate clearly, present arguments convincingly, and can reconcile different interests in a solution-oriented manner You are proficient in German, both spoken and written. Perhaps you even speak French You are a team player both within your own team and the project team You are curious about projects with interfaces to underground mining, electrical/control engineering, and external partners Health KWO is a leading hydropower company in Switzerland. We produce renewable energy for more than one million people.