Senior Construction Project Manager (f/m/d)

Workload: 100%

About the position

Help shape the energy transition by leading large-scale photovoltaic construction projects from start to finish. Take ownership of timelines, budgets and safety while working with a skilled, multidisciplinary team in a dynamic and growing environment.

About Axpo

As a leading Swiss energy company, Axpo has been developing, realizing, and operating solar power plants in Europe for many years, actively shaping the energy transition with emission-free and environmentally friendly electricity.
We realize solar projects in France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Germany, and Switzerland and thus make a significant contribution to the growth of renewable energies in Europe.

What you will do

• Lead photovoltaic construction projects, including grid connection infrastructure

• Coordinate internal and external teams: engineers, site supervisors, subcontractors

• Define and manage the detailed project schedule and milestones

• Oversee permits, insurances and necessary documentation before work begins

• Control deliveries, site compliance, and monitor on-site safety and quality

• Track budgets, validate invoices and run regular construction meetings

What you bring & who you are

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering

• 5–7 years of experience managing construction projects, ideally in renewables

• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail

• Proactive and solution-oriented mindset

• Committed to high standards in quality and safety

• Effective communicator with a collaborative approach to teamwork

• Fluency in German and English

What we offer you

• Become part of an international, dynamic team within an organization that offers diverse development opportunities

• Choose a secure and future-oriented workplace

• Receive an attractive compensation package with additional benefits such as mobility and health offers

• Work from a centrally located and modern office

• Take advantage of our opportunities for personal development