Senior Strategy Project Manager
Employer · Siemens Energy
Budapest District XV
As a Senior Strategy Project Manager at Siemens Energy, you will lead complex strategic projects, collaborate with senior leadership, and help drive the energy transition in the field of Grid Technologies.
Tasks
- Inspire management with compelling ideas on where to take the business area
- Develop strategies to successfully manage the energy transition in the field of Grid Technologies
- Identify most important challenges and greatest opportunities of the business area Grid Technologies and develop promising project ideas
- Set up, structure and lead strategic projects towards clear decisions and impact
- Monitor progress on crucial transformation initiatives and derive corrective actions
- Structure, analyze and translate business challenges and complex data into actionable solutions
- Steer and develop other strategy consultants as part of your job
Conditions & benefits
Competitive salaryBased on your professional backgroundCafeteria allowanceAnnual gross cafeteria allowance of HUF 504,000BonusesYearly bonus, loyalty bonusInsurance & SocialSocial benefits, term life insurance, private health insuranceTravel supportCommuting subsidies, daily allowance for travelling periods
Requirements
- Excellent university degree in industrial engineering, engineering, natural sciences, business administration (Master, Diploma, PhD) or comparable
- Hands-on experience in consulting environments with at least 4-5 years of professional experience, including a minimum of 3 years in a management consulting firm or strategy department
- Ideally first experiences in the energy industry
- Strong problem solving skills and structured thinking
- Proven track record in project management
- International work experience e.g., as part of an international project team or working abroad
- Excellent communication skills in English, convincing stakeholders up to the board level
- Skilled user of Microsoft Office applications (Excel, Power Point etc.) and AI
- Expected to travel up to 20 to 40 percent of the time