Project Engineer I

Description

Job Summary: The Project Engineer is responsible for executing project activities, creating and maintaining schedules, managing resources, and serving as the interface between the project and various organizational departments, collaborating with the Project Manager. Key Highlights: 1. Responsible for creating, maintaining, and integrating project schedules. 2. Acts as the interface between the project and various organizational departments. 3. Supports scope, risk, and change management for projects. Responsible for executing all necessary activities to meet project-related requirements. The Engineer assumes responsibility for creating, maintaining, and integrating project schedules; maintaining the associated resource pool; and acting as the interface between the project and various organizational departments, providing necessary information for execution of organizational processes. Works collaboratively with the Project Manager and other departments throughout the contractual period. When required, supports development of project plans and proposals for product development. Education: Bachelor's degree in Engineering Experience: 6 months in project-related roles Language: Advanced English preferred Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and MS Project preferred Active CREA registration * Support scope, risk, and change management for projects. * Create and maintain the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), monitoring resource allocation, ETC and EAC estimates, and performance indices. * Develop best practices for schedule development and resolve resource allocation issues in collaboration with the Project Manager. * Assist in preparation and review of project documentation and proposals. * Manage project documents in the PLM system, while controlling and organizing customer and supplier documents. * Control financial and resource information—including project hours and costs—and prepare progress presentations for internal and external stakeholders. * Support non-conformance management and definition of corrective/preventive actions. * Support offshore shipment scheduling and purchase requisition preparation, including interaction with suppliers and technical teams. * Collaborate on customer communications and suggest improvements to project control tools. * Maintain updated process maps, work instructions, and other project management-related documents.