Founded in 1948, Karadeniz Holding is a visionary industry leader that focuses on innovation while supporting growth with an emphasis on economic and environmental sustainability in a wide range of industries, primarily energy and shipbuilding.

Operating in more than 20 countries with more than 3.000 employees from 30 different nationalities and having an installed capacity of more than 8,000 MW, the Group generates reliable and clean electricity on 4 continents with its fleet of 45 Powerships™ and 11 LNG vessels provides employment for more than 10 thousand people worldwide.

Karadeniz Holding manages the Powership™ fleet under its international brand Karpowership, meets 10%-100% of the electricity needs of the countries it operates in Europe, Africa, America and Asia. With its high-capacity energy solutions, including Powership™, land-based plants and floating LNG infrastructure, Karpowership assists countries and companies in their energy transition processes.

We are looking for a “Project Manager” to be assigned to our “Project Management” department located in “Korea”.WHAT DO WE EXPECT?Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering.

Minimum 12–15 years of experience in shipbuilding, ship conversion, or offshore projects (proven leadership in Powership projects is a significant advantage).

Deep knowledge of international maritime standards (IMO, SOLAS) and IACS classification rules.

Experience in monitoring and directing heavy capacity power generation and gas/fuel system integrations.

Proficiency in English (both written and verbal) for international stakeholder and class society communications.

Strong communication, leadership, and cross-functional team management skills.

No restrictions on domestic or international travel.WHAT AWAITS YOU?Overseeing the engineering, construction, and conversion phases of Powership projects to ensure timely, high-quality, and efficient delivery.

Coordinating and managing the alignment between design, planning, production departments, and subcontractors to guarantee project milestones.

Making critical technical decisions regarding the integration of heavy machinery, outfitting, and electrical/automation systems into the vessel structure.

Managing ultimate approval processes with classification societies and flag states, and defining test and operational strategies for delivery stages.

Leading risk assessments, budgeting, and cost control activities across the project lifecycle while ensuring compliance with contract terms.