Associate Project Manager (Eng Grad)

Your role and responsibilities

As an Engineering graduate, you will have the opportunity to lead the execution of small projects with low complexity. Each day, you will ensure that all related activities are executed in accordance with procedures, regulations, standards, specifications and targets. You will also showcase your expertise by defining and applying basic project scheduling techniques to manage schedule risks proactively.

The work model for the role is Hybrid #LI-Hybrid

You will be mainly accountable for:

• Leading the project team allocated to the project.

• Monitoring and controlling project progress, efficient resource utilization, and project financials.

• Identifying, qualifying, quantifying, managing project risk, and ensuring all opportunities are identified and pursued.

• Driving the formal acceptance of the project, contract close-out, and acknowledgment by the customer, all in accordance with the contract.

• Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Mechatronics, Power Engineering, or a related technical field.

• Basic understanding of electrical systems and equipment, such as switchgear, circuit breakers, transformers, or control systems (coursework or internship experience acceptable).

• Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills, with the ability to identify issues based on symptoms, test results, or technical documentation like Single Line Diagrams and Electrical Drawings.

• Due to the nature of the role, we are only open to candidates with full work rights in Singapore.

More about us

ABB's Service Division partners with our customers to improve the availability, reliability, predictability and sustainability of electrical products and installations. The Division's extensive service portfolio offers product care, modernization, and advisory services to improve performance, extend equipment lifetime and deliver new levels of operational and sustainable efficiency. We help customers keep resources in use for as long as possible, extracting the maximum value from them, and then recovering and regenerating products and materials at the end of their useful life.