We are looking for a talented EIA Leader to join our team specializing in EPC projects for BOP (Balance of Plant) emergency power generation plants, based in San Fernando de Henares (Spain), Sandwich (UK), or Rumst (Belgium).

In this role, you will make an impact in the following ways:
- Develop and grow technically capable teams across sites, ensuring the right expertise is available to meet business and project needs.
- Lead resolution of complex, ambiguous electrical , instrumentation and automation system-level problems with significant business impact.
- Drive consistent, high-quality product development execution across the full lifecycle, aligning requirements, design, validation, and delivery.
- Establish and continuously improve engineering processes, systems, and best practices across functions or business units.
- Coach and mentor engineers, strengthening technical depth, problem-solving capability, and career development pathways.
- Enable data-driven, high-quality decisions by managing resources, priorities, risks, and trade-offs across multiple projects.




- Influence cross-functional stakeholders and build strong internal networks to align on technical direction and outcomes.
- Foster a culture of innovation, inclusion, and continuous improvement while ensuring accountability to performance standards.

To be successful in this role you will need the following:
- Multidisciplinary technical coordination — More than 15 years leading engineering teams in complex industrial projects, managing resources, priorities and deliverables, and ensuring seamless integration across control, instrumentation, electrical, process and construction disciplines.
- Extensive experience in electrical and instrumentation — Broad background in the design, specification, procurement and follow‑up of electrical and instrumentation equipment, including data sheets, technical criteria, bid evaluations and vendor documentation review.
- Specialization in control loops and systems

📌 EIA Leader (Madrid)
🏢 Cummins Europe
📍 Madrid