Company Name:
HITACHI ENERGY SPAIN, S.A.U.
Engineering & Science
Full time
Remote:
Ready to shape the future of energy?
At Hitachi Energy , we’re building the ES Regional Office (ESOPC) in Madrid as part of our Grid & Power Quality Solutions business in Europe (HBUEU). As a Project Planning and Controls Specialist , you’ll join a team driving excellence in power quality systems—mastering planning, scheduling, tendering, and execution. This role integrates cost control and resource optimization to ensure flawless project delivery.
Manage scheduling for delivery projects using expert Project Controls knowledge.
Monitor costs, resources, and risks to keep projects on track.
Produce reports and conduct analyses (S-curves, OTD, earned value, critical path).
Highlight deviations and risks to project managers and teams.
Collaborate with project leaders to advance Project Controls practices.
Support continuous improvement in planning and execution.
You bring more than 10 years of experience in Planning & Scheduling and Project Controls.




Skilled in Earned Value Analysis and S-curves, especially with Primavera P6.
Strong knowledge of Excel and Office tools.
Self-driven, structured, and organized with excellent prioritization skills.
Fluent in English and Spanish. For this role, depending on grade and experience, we offer the following employee benefits (subject to the respective plan rules): Annual Incentive Plan, Adaptable Working, Meal Allowance, Life Insurance, Medical Check-up, Psychological assistance, Language training, Coaching & Assessments.
Qualified individuals with a disability may request a reasonable accommodation if you are unable or limited in your ability to use or access the Hitachi Energy career site as a result of your disability. You may request reasonable accommodations by completing a general inquiry form on our website. As part of our recruitment process, Hitachi Energy uses digital and automated tools, including Al-supported solutions, to assist with ac

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