Vena Energy

Senior Project Manager, Wind Construction

Northern Samar, PhilippinesPosted Jul 8, 2026

Requirements at a glance

Senior Project Manager, Wind Construction at Vena Energy is a role based in Northern Samar, Philippines. The posting asks for 10+ years of experience. It does not mention visa sponsorship. Key skills include Project management. Applications are submitted through Workday.

Experience
10+ years
Visa sponsorship
Not mentioned in the posting
Application platform
Workday

Skills in this posting

  • Project management

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In particular, the successful candidate will discharge the following responsibilities:

  • Initiating - participate in the tendering / contracting process of the project and the designation of OE.

  • Planning - secure Vena’s interests are satisfied in the planning of activities for TSA and BOP works.

  • Executing - secure that projects are implementing as per Vena’s requirements, facilitate issue resolution, lead the project team including OE through project changes.

  • Monitoring and Controlling – monitoring the progress of the project, managing the project’s budget, ensuring that key milestones are reached, compare actual performance against planned/scheduled performance.

  • Closing - work with Contractors to secure and document that the project delivery is complete, review the work of third-party vendors or partners to close their contracts, archive project files for future reference and use.

Pre-requisites:

  • Multi-disciplined, seasoned professional with at least 10 years experience in onshore wind farm project management

  • Strong understanding of wind technology, turbine systems, grid connection, and operations

  • Experience managing and motivating cross functional teams

  • Strong cultural sensitivity and ability to build relationships with diverse stakeholders.

  • Strong understanding of project management methodologies

  • Fluency in English

Are you ready to engineer a greener future?

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