Project Manager– Membrane Filtration

At GEA, you will lead international membrane filtration projects that redefine what is possible in the Dairy, food and beverage world - as an example, your calculations might help remove alcohol from beer or extract proteins for tomorrow’s food.

Responsibilities / Tasks

You will be based in Skanderborg Denmark, where you will be part of our Global Center of Competence for Membrane Filtration with colleagues based all over Europe and the US. While spanning R&D, Sales and Project Execution, we collaborate organically to deliver cross-flow membrane filtration systems for the hygienic industries.

As project manager, you will be responsible for executing our projects from order to handover.

You will be owning and driving forward the projects, often managing between 5-10 projects at a time alongside internal and external specialists. A typical day in your new role may involve:

• Project Management of the projects in your portfolio, both internally and with suppliers.
• Developing PID’s, component lists based on your Technical calculations
• Performing support on different already-installed units and sales support
• Project meetings, economics follow up and risk management

You will get to travel 10-20 days a year, mainly in Europe, for customer meetings and potential on site visits.

“This position speaks to the technical side of you. We will not only top you up on technical knowledge on advanced processing – we’ll encourage you to specialize, to become an expert in your field,” says Head of Project Engineering Peter Plett.

Your Profile / Qualifications

We are looking for a new colleague with curiosity for this area of expertise. You enjoy working across cultures with full project responsibility, in a team-oriented cooperation.  

We imagine that you hold the following qualifications:

• Preferably have a couple of years of experience within project management, hygienic design, liquid processing or similar
• Have a background as a marine engineer, mechanical engineer, process engineer, or similar
• Can read and understand process flow diagrams and have a technical insight
• Are fluent in English and Danish.

Are we your new colleagues?

If you would like to find out more about this position before submitting your application, please do not hesitate to contact Head of Project Engineering Peter Plett on + 45 25 21 78 18. We process applications on an ongoing basis, but please submit your CV and application no later than 31st May, 2025.

Please apply via the indicated link. Please note that GEA exclusively uses electronic recruiting, and only applications received through our application system will be considered.

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