Sr. Estimation Engineer (Electrical)

Company Description

HVAX Technologies Ltd. specializes in the pharmaceutical industry, offering unmatched project execution services in pharmaceutical project integration. With a team committed to building fine pharmaceutical plants in Asia and Africa, HVAX leverages its deep technical expertise and market understanding to deliver viable solutions. The company has internalized the manufacturing of critical components, driving innovation and strengthening infrastructure for its clients. HVAX is a steadily growing company in the pharma-tech industry, dedicated to continuing its upward trajectory in the coming years.

Responsibilities

dedicated Electrical Estimation Engineer

The role involves preparing accurate cost estimates for electrical projects, analyzing project requirements, and supporting the sales team to ensure client expectations are met. You’ll play a key role in enhancing estimation methodologies, maintaining industry knowledge, and optimizing project costs through effective vendor coordination.

Key Responsibilities

• Project Analysis:

  Review and analyze project specifications shared by the sales team.

• Cost Estimation:

  Prepare detailed pricing proposals, cost breakdowns, and estimation reports for client submissions.

• Collaboration:

  Work closely with the sales and project teams to understand client requirements and tailor cost estimates accordingly.

• Industry Knowledge:

  Stay updated on market pricing trends, material costs, and industry benchmarks.

• Client Support:

  Assist during client negotiations by providing cost insights and alternatives.

• Continuous Improvement:

  Evaluate and enhance estimation methodologies for greater accuracy and efficiency.

• Deadline Management:

  Ensure all estimation tasks are completed within specified timelines.

• Vendor Coordination:

  Communicate with vendors for quotation collection and price verification during the sales stage.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field