Electrical Engineering Package Manager

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Overview

As part of our global strategic expansion, Sedgman is expanding its European head office in Frankfurt, Germany. This marks an exciting chapter in our growth as we support major critical raw materials projects. Our team is at the forefront of delivering innovative, sustainable engineering solutions that are driving the energy transition across Europe.

About the Role

We’re looking for an experienced Electrical Engineering Package Manager to join our team in Frankfurt, Germany.

In this exciting role, the successful candidate will be responsible for managing the main electrical contractor (MEC) on behalf of the EPCM contractor. Encompassing design and procurement to installation and commissioning. The role serves as the single point of contact for all Electrical package-related coordination between MEC, OEMs, engineering consultants, construction teams, and the client.

Responsibilities

Act as the primary interface for all Electrical package-related activities with internal teams, MEC, vendors, consultants, and clients.
Manage and oversee MEC activities with respect to technical and quality outcomes; prepare and review technical specifications, datasheets, and requisitions for Electrical equipment and systems.
Evaluate vendor proposals and conduct technical bid evaluations.
Coordinate with vendors for design reviews, document approvals, FATs, and delivery schedules.
Ensure compliance with project specifications, electrical codes (IEC, DIN/VDE, IEEE, API) and safety standards.
Support construction and commissioning teams with technical clarifications and field coordination.
Monitor package progress, logistics, and risk mitigation plans.
Ensure proper integration of Electrical systems with instrumentation, automation, mechanical and process packages.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or equivalent.
15–20 years of experience in Electrical package engineering, with hands‑on experience in plant construction.
Strong knowledge of electrical systems in industrial environments.
Familiarity with national and international standards (IEC, DIN/VDE, IEEE, API).
Experience in vendor management, procurement, and construction support.
Proficiency in engineering tools and document control systems.
Experience in EPC or EPCM projects or mineral/metallurgical plant construction.
Strong communication and coordination skills.
Working knowledge of hazardous area classification requirements.
Familiarity with energy management systems and digital instrumentation.

What We Offer

Resource & Energy Transition Journey: Play a key role in delivering innovative and sustainable engineering solutions that drive the global shift toward renewable energy and critical mineral development.
Career Growth, Development & Reward: You will be supported in your professional development and rewarded with a competitive remuneration package.
Inclusive Culture: Join a company committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, fostering a welcoming workplace for all.