You and the process

With a person
Anna, in-house recruiter
9 years hiring engineers
30 minutes with a real recruiter
They read your CV with you, on a call, and say where the offers are being lost.
Didn’t find what you were looking for? Tell us what to build
Hitachi

Chargé(e) de projet / Project Manager

  • Hybrid
  • 3-6 years
  • English (B2)
  • French (B2)

Salary

Not stated

Similar roles pay $105K - 140K a year · our estimate

AI summary

For members

The whole posting in a few lines. Sign up to read it here and on every role you open.

Sign Up to Read

Description

This project manager role sits in the high voltage products group of the company, focused on grid integration work for high-voltage networks.

You take these projects from handover through to final delivery.

You join a collaborative team of experienced professionals and work on innovative technologies that shape the future of energy.

Job category: Project/Program Management. Job ID: R0144710. Posted 2026-10-20.

Responsibilities

  • Run grid integration projects from handover to final delivery.
  • Draft and carry out project plans, schedules and risk mitigation strategies.
  • Lead cross-functional teams and help them hit project milestones.
  • Oversee contract reviews and change orders, and support customer negotiations.
  • Track project finances and make sure profitability targets are met.
  • Lead design reviews and project progress meetings.
  • Keep regular contact with clients.
  • Make sure project documents are complete, up to date and filed correctly.
  • Use MS Project and SAP to track projects.
  • Make sure work follows applicable external and internal regulations, procedures and guidelines.

Requirements

  • Hold a bachelor's degree in engineering.
  • Have at least 5 years of relevant project management experience.
  • Have solid technical knowledge of high-voltage systems and substation equipment.
  • Have experience working in unionized construction environments.
  • Speak and write English in addition to French, since you will communicate often with partners, customers and stakeholders outside Quebec.
  • Preferred: an electro-technical background.
  • An asset: PMP certification.

Conditions

Full-time position based in Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Canada.

This role is not remote.

You must already hold work authorization that allows you to work for the company in Canada.

Pre-employment background checks apply, and additional screening such as credit or sanctions checks may be required for some roles.

Benefits

  • Competitive health and retirement benefits.
  • Paid leave and flexible work arrangements.
  • Access to learning platforms and career development programs.

Where you’d work

Part of the week in the office

You can work from

  • Canada

No visa sponsorship

About the company

Hitachi

  • Industry: Climate

Office in Canada

Also hiring in Krakow, Poland, Sweden, Prague, Czechia and 41 more places

11 of their 198 open roles are remote

Your chances

Worth a look before you spend an evening tailoring a CV for it.

  • 20 checks run
  • 1 red flag

Still hiring?

13 checks

No red flags

How crowded?

7 checks

1 red flag

Fits Me

How well does this role fit you?

Answer a few questions or drop your CV, and every role gets a fit score with the reasons, this one first.

  • Your field
  • Level
  • Stack
  • Work model
  • Salary floor
  • Must-haves
Details14 facts · Role, Location, Compensation, Employment, Company, Requirements
Seniority
Lead
Type
Full-time
Industry
Climate
Specialty
Project Manager
Region
Canada
Pay period
Annual
Show 8 more factsShow less

Role

Category
Product & Project
Specialty
Project Manager
Seniority
Lead
Experience
5+ years

Location

Work model
Hybrid
Region
Canada
Office
  • Canada
Remote from
  • Canada
Visa sponsorship
Not sponsored

Compensation

Salary
Salary by agreement
Pay period
Annual

Employment

Type
Full-time

Company

Industry
Climate

Requirements

Languages
  • English (B2)
  • French (B2)

Something wrong with this vacancy?

Similar vacancies

Share this vacancy

What's wrong with it?

The employer never sees who reported.

Reason