Engineering Project Manager - Turbine Mechanical Solutions

Emerson•Cranberry Township, PA

10h•Onsite

About The Position

Emerson Power & Water Solutions is a global leader in power and water automation, trusted across 60+ countries to support over 1.4 million MW of generating capacity worldwide. In the U.S., our solutions help manage more than 12 billion gallons of water every day through advanced control and monitoring technologies. At Emerson, it’s about more than technology, it’s about purpose. If you are a project management professional who wants to lead work that truly matters, this role offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of critical infrastructure. You will lead high impact projects at the intersection of engineering, digital innovation, and customer partnership, influencing how complex, mission critical systems are delivered across the Power & Water Solutions organization. Based in Cranberry Township, PA, a thriving suburb just north of Pittsburgh, this role offers access to a vibrant community while being approximately 35 minutes from downtown Pittsburgh and its cultural, dining, and sports amenities.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, other technical discipline, or equivalent
A minimum of 3 years of experience in project engineering or project management environment
Experience leading projects involving engineered systems or solutions, industrial technologies, or operational environments where technical coordination is essential for success
Demonstrated ability to identify, assess, and mitigate project risks while managing changes and competing priorities
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to engage with technical and non-technical stakeholders
Commitment to safety, quality, and customer satisfaction
Ability to travel up to 20% in the Unities States
Legal authorization to work in the United State without current or future sponsorship

Nice To Haves

Project management certification (PMP®, PgMP®, or similar certification) or equivalent hands-on application of formal project management methodologies
Experience with industrial automation, integrated hardware/software systems, or engineered solutions.
Familiarity with Emerson Ovation™ systems or other Distributed Control System (DCS)/Programable Logic Controller (PLC) platforms
Exposure to structured project management methodologies (PMI‑based, Agile, or hybrid) in customer-facing environments
Experience in power generation, water/wastewater, renewables or other critical infrastructure environments

Responsibilities

Lead automation and controls projects from initiation through closeout, ensuring successful delivery of complex, mission-critical solutions
Lead end-to-end delivery of automation and control system projects, typically ranging from $500K to $10M+ with varying durations up to 5 years, involving multi-disciplinary engineering, software configuration, and field implementation.
Own full project execution authority, including scope definition, schedule governance, and budget control. You will have decision-making authority to approve project expenditures within baseline budgets, escalate deviations, and lead change order negotiations directly with customers.
Serve as the primary customer interface throughout project lifecycle, building strong relationships and ensuring the highest levels of customer satisfaction
Collaborate closely with engineering, sales, marketing, operations, field service, and commercial teams to meet project objectives
Monitor project performance and communicate status, risk, and changes clearly to stakeholders
Interpret and manage customer contracts, including ownership of change orders, claims, and scope evolution. Negotiate contractual adjustments directly with customers to protect project margin, schedule, and risk posture.
Participate in pre-sales and proposal development, shaping project scope, execution strategy, and risk assessments to ensure successful project delivery and margin realization.
Ensure projects meet contractual commitments, safety standards, cybersecurity requirements and quality expectations
Drive continuous improvement by capturing lessons learned and identifying opportunities for follow-up work or service expansion.
Operate with a high degree of autonomy and accountability, serving as the single point of ownership for assigned projects, with the trust and authority to make day-to-day execution decisions and engage directly with customers while supported by strong cross-functional teams
Gain direct exposure to business leadership through project reviews and strategic alignment discussions
Expand your expertise in power, water, and industrial automation systems, positioning yourself as a leader in critical infrastructure delivery
Take on increasing responsibility in driving process improvements, contributing to the evolution of project management practices, tools, and delivery frameworks across the organization