Engineering Project Manager, Modular Power Systems

Hyper Solutions is seeking an Engineering Project Manager to lead engineering execution for our Integrated Modular Systems (IMS) and Prefabricated Power Module (PPM) projects. This role coordinates complex, multidisciplinary work from requirements and design development through manufacturing, integration, testing, and final turnover.

You’ll serve as the primary engineering coordination point for assigned projects, partnering with Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Controls, Test Engineering, Sustaining Engineering, Manufacturing, Operations, Supply Chain, Applications Engineering, external partners, and equipment suppliers.

The Engineering Project Manager is responsible for coordinating engineering execution and driving technical issues to resolution. Technical design decisions remain with the responsible engineers and discipline managers.

Core Responsibilities

• Lead engineering execution for assigned IMS and PPM projects from kickoff through manufacturing, testing, and final turnover.
• Develop and manage engineering schedules, milestones, deliverables, dependencies, and critical-path activities, aligning technical work with production and customer commitments.
• Coordinate cross-functional teams across electrical, mechanical, controls, test, sustaining, manufacturing, supply chain, and external partners.
• Translate customer and project requirements into clear engineering deliverables, and track the release of drawings, bills of materials, specifications, controls documentation, and other technical information.
• Coordinate system interfaces across Hyper-designed and third-party equipment, ensuring integration requirements are defined, assigned, and resolved before assembly and testing.
• Lead engineering design and readiness reviews, documenting decisions and driving assigned actions to completion.
• Coordinate engineering readiness for manufacturing, subsystem testing, and integrated factory acceptance, design verification, and customer witness testing.
• Identify and manage technical risks, engineering changes, supplier dependencies, and schedule impacts. Escalate issues that could affect project commitments.
• Provide clear project updates to Engineering leadership and stakeholders, including milestones, open decisions, risks, and resource needs.

Additional Responsibilities

• Coordinate technical requirements, documentation, configurations, and support needs with equipment suppliers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
• Partner with Test Engineering and other technical owners to prepare for testing and track deficiencies through correction and retesting, as needed.
• Work with Applications Engineering, Sales, and Operations to resolve customer requirement gaps and align engineering, production, and test schedules.
• Support manufacturing partners, factory testing, integration, and project site activities, including travel as needed.
• Route recurring released-product issues to Sustaining Engineering while maintaining project visibility through resolution.