asset development manager.

This company has been operating for 6 years and in this time they have gone from strength to strength. They have carved out a name for themselves as they design, build, own & maintain transmission network infrastructure

They take care of building and maintaining the power network, making sure everything runs smoothly, and upgrading things when needed.

About the opportunity

As the Asset Development Manager, you’ll lead the early stages of planning, designing, and costing multiple customer projects up to the value $400 million. These projects focus on developing non-regulated and contestable transmission network assets.

You’ll also coordinate technical teams and external partners to deliver feasibility studies, detailed project scopes, and competitive estimates, along with helping connect large-scale generation, storage, and energy users to the transmission network.

An attractive salary will be offered to the successful candidate, along with the flexibility of hybrid working options available.

This role will be ideal for someone that has previously demonstrated experience in asset management that has a minimum of 7 years experience in a similar role.

To be considered for this position you must;

• Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering degree
• Hold your Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng) would be ideal
• Have extensive experience in high voltage transmission network infrastructure
• Have demonstrated experience in High Voltage Substation and Transmission Line design
• Strong verbal and written skills that includes preparing reports for technical and non technical stakeholders

If you feel that you have the skills and experience required to be successful in this role, please apply now at www.randstad.com.au. Alternatively you can phone Nathan Marston on 0431 375 136 for a confidential discussion

At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.