Project Manager

Role & responsibilities

1. Develop and maintain integrated Level 2, 3, and 4 project schedules using Primavera P6 and MS Project for utility-scale Solar, Wind, BESS, Substation, and Transmission Line projects.
2. Establish project baselines, critical paths, WBS, resource loading, S-curves, and progress measurement systems.
3. Coordinate with Engineering, Procurement, Land Acquisition, Regulatory, Construction, and Grid Interconnection teams to ensure timely project execution.
4. Liaise with DISCOMs, STUs, CTUs, EPC contractors, OEMs, consultants, and clients to manage project interfaces and dependencies.
5. Monitor daily, weekly, and monthly physical and financial progress against approved project schedules and milestones.
6. Identify delays, analyze critical path deviations, and implement recovery schedules and acceleration plans.
7. Support EOT claims, delay analysis, contractual correspondence, and documentation of project-related risks.
8. Track project budgets, actual expenditure, earned value, variation orders, and change requests in coordination with Commercial and Contracts teams.
9. Monitor material dispatch, inventory movement, procurement schedules, and site delivery timelines against execution targets.
10. Prepare MIS reports, management dashboards, and project review presentations while driving digital project controls through ERP and PMIS tools.

Preferred candidate profile

1. Education: B.E./B.Tech in Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering; a Masters in Construction/Project Management or MBA is preferred.
2. Certifications: PMP (PMI) or Primavera P6 certification is desirable.
3. Total Experience: 14–18+ years in infrastructure or energy project management.
4. Relevant Experience: 6–8+ years of hands-on experience in project planning, controls, and coordination for renewable energy projects.
5. Domain Expertise: Utility-scale Solar, Wind, BESS, Substations, and High-Voltage Transmission Line projects across EPC/IPP environments.