Project Manager
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - Altro in Genova
Position Project Technical Lead at Mott MacDonald, Genova, LIG, IT.
Contract type: Permanent
Full Time
Market: Energy
Mott MacDonald is a global engineering, management, and development consultancy with over 20,000 employees across more than 50 countries and 140+ offices. We work across incredible global industries, delivering exciting work that is defining our future and making an important societal impact in the communities we serve. With countless opportunities to collaborate, learn, and grow, the possibilities for excellence are as varied as every individual. Whether you want to grow as a subject matter expert or broaden your experience with roles across our international community, you're surrounded by global specialists who want to combine their expertise and champion you to be your best. As a proudly employee-owned business, we agevolazioni our clients, our communities, and each other, investing in creating the right space for everyone to feel empowered, included, and valued.
About the business unit The Energy unit delivers services to clients globally across several sectors including hydropower, nuclear, waste, renewable generation and transmission & distribution networks. Together we provide integrated engineering and project management services across the project lifecycle – from concept and design to construction and operations, to decommissioning or repowering and life extension. Together with our clients, we're helping to deliver the energy transition globally.
Overview of the role Due to recent project wins and with further exciting opportunities in the pipeline, we are looking for a Project Technical Lead (PTL) to join our Energy Transition business in the Genoa office, supporting thermal detailed design, owner's engineer and technical advisory assignments. The PTL will provide technical leadership across complex energy transition projects from early development through to delivery, commissioning and handover. The role is responsible for coordinating multi