Head of Scada
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Axpo Group in Italia
Workload: 100%
Help shape the future of reliable and secure energy infrastructure. Join a collaborative environment where innovation, operational excellence, and sustainable growth come together to power large-scale projects.
What you will do:
- Define and lead the SCADA/OT strategy, architecture, and long-term technology roadmap
- Oversee SCADA integration, commissioning, and operational readiness across the project portfolio
- Coordinate internal teams and external suppliers to ensure high-quality, secure, and scalable solutions
- Manage budgets, contracts, forecasts, and financial performance within the SCADA/OT domain
- Ensure compliance with cybersecurity standards, grid requirements, and operational processes
- Lead, mentor, and support the SCADA/OT team while driving continuous improvement and knowledge sharing
What you bring & who you are:
- 5 to 10 years experience in SCADA, automation, or operational technology within energy, infrastructure, or industrial environments
- Strong knowledge of SCADA architectures, PLC programming, industrial communication protocols,
and control systems integration
- Experience leading multidisciplinary projects and collaborating with engineering, construction, operations, and IT teams
- English language skills are required; ideally, you also speak Italian, Spanish, French or German
- Confident communicator with strong analytical, organizational, and stakeholder management skills
- Ideally, experience in renewable energy projects, grid compliance, and cybersecurity alignment for OT systems
- You value collaboration, continuous learning, and practical problem-solving. Even if you do not meet every requirement, we encourage you to apply
About the team: You will join a diverse and supportive team focused on innovation, collaboration, and operational excellence. We work closely across departments, value every perspective, and grow together through shared success and continuous improvement.
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