Project Manager in NIK-ELEKTRONIKA

NIK-ELEKTRONIKA LTD., founded in 2005, is one of the largest companies in Eastern Europe in the field of development and production of measuring devices, energy management systems, as well as energy consulting and engineering.

Today, the company combines high-tech automated production sites with testing equipment, a design bureau and a service center. A significant proportion of employees are highly qualified programmers, designers, electronics, technologists, and service engineers. energy sector.

Responsibilities:

1. Conducting projects on the development and implementation of electricity metering devices

2. Communicating with the development team to ensure project needs and resolve issues

3. Setting tasks and monitoring their execution

4. Control over documentation updates based on the results of completed work

5. Work with Customers - joint development of the technical task for design, delivery of equipment to the Customer, elimination of Comments from the Customer.

6. Work with production - transfer of documentation, proposals for improving production processes, making technical decisions.

7. Working with plans and reports - staff employment plan/fact, monthly/annual budget of expenses, staff timesheets.

Requirements:

1. Technical education - design engineer, electronic engineer

2. Confident user - Jira, 1C, MS Project

3. Knowledge of EUKSD

4. Knowledge of basic project management methods - Scrum, Kanban

5. Understanding Agile methodology

6. Experience working with large amounts of information

7. Analytical mindset

5. The presence of implemented projects in the portfolio (IT direction, instrument building, automation of production processes) will be an advantage.

We offer you:

1. Interesting and non-standard tasks;

2. Convenient work schedule 5/2;

3. Competitive salary and its timely payment;

4. Work in a team of young professionals;

5. The opportunity to participate in the implementation of the latest technologies and the formation of a new culture of resource consumption in Ukraine.