Technical Project Manager

We are looking for our future Technical Project Manager to support the development of hydrogen and energy projects across various regions worldwide, particularly in the United States.

You will join a leading international player in the hydrogen-power & fuel cell sector, specialized in developing hydrogen infrastructure and 10-100 MW power plants for grids and data centers.

Localisation : Houston

Key Responsibilities

Project Structuring

• Contribute to the technical and strategic structuring of energy projects including process and power
• Consolidate project documentation (schedule, budget)
• Identify critical technical, bankability, performance risks in new concepts to optimize design
• Support the implementation of administrative processes required for project execution

Technical Support & Analysis

• Review and validate technical sizing of hydrogen-integrated power plants (reformer, fuel cells, BOP)
• Perform technical simulations and sensitivity analyses to assess project feasibility and performance
• Leverage Oil & Gas/process experience to support project design, execution strategies, and risk assessment
• Analyze cross-functional opportunities, and propose action plans
• Maintain proactive monitoring within your scope

Tendering

• Participate in the preparation and drafting of responses to tenders and RFPs
• Prepare RFQs for services when required during the development phase (permitting, engineering)
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver structured, clear, and competitive technical proposals

Coordination & Communication

• Produce clear, concise, and rigorous technical documentation
• Simplify complex technical topics to convince internal and external stakeholders
• Interact daily with internal teams and international/local partners
• Work effectively in a multicultural, dynamic, scale-up environment

Profile

• Engineering degree or equivalent (preferably in mechanical, process, or energy engineering)
• Minimum 5+ years of experience in Oil & Gas projects (EPC, upstream, midstream, or downstream)
• Experience working on large-scale industrial or energy infrastructure projects
• Entrepreneurial, self driven culture
• Strong analytical, modeling, and problem-solving skills
• Ability to adapt Oil & Gas/process expertise to hydrogen and new energy environments
• Fluency in English