Project Manager, Robotics

The PROJECT MANAGER is an integral person in helping our customer’s vision for an automated storage solution from Movu US come to life. The core objective is to execute sold projects within the set timelines and budget. Oftentimes, there’s close collaboration with the assigned Racking Project Manager from stow US.

Solutions: Fully automated storage solutions including pallet shuttles (atlas), tote shuttles (eScala), as well as automated mobile robots (iFollow) and ancillary systems such as conveyors and lifts.

Customers: End users are located throughout the United States and Canada. We work with many of the leading integrators as our Sales partners.

Typical project size: 1-40M

As our PROJECT MANAGER, you…

• take over from Sales and Sales Engineering and lead kick off meetings
• are the single point of contact for the integrator customer throughout the project lifecycle
• collaboratively create material schedules based on the customer’s timeline
• communicate progress, roadblocks and suggested solutions proactively to the customer and internal stakeholders at all stages of the project
• develop the project budget with assistance from management
• issue purchase orders for locally sourced products, equipment, services, etc.
• collaborate with Project Engineering and Supply Chain regarding transport planning
• ensure that building specs are confirmed in an initial site survey
• present the project plan to the end-customer and integrator
• create project schedules
• secure installation contractors and share instructions/drawings
• initiate change orders
• initiate customer invoicing at key milestones in SAP
• keep track of project spend
• identify project risks or uncertainties, escalate issues to the relevant project stakeholders, take mitigative action to stay within the project timeline
• be accountable for the automation installation with the assistance of a lead commissioning engineer
• work with a stow US Racking Project Manager to insure racking is installed on time and within the needed automation specification