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    Home»Expansion»H&MV Engineering’s new Bengaluru office to create 300+ jobs
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    H&MV Engineering’s new Bengaluru office to create 300+ jobs

    The new office will offer locals opportunities as lead design engineers, BIM modelers, power system engineers, and other specialists
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauFebruary 21, 2025Updated:February 21, 20252 Mins Read18399 Views
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    H&MV Engineering, a global provider of specialist high-voltage design, engineering, and construction services, is opening a new office in Bengaluru, India. This expansion is part of the company’s endeavour to strengthen its international footprint. While operations are set to commence a team of over 120 professionals, the office is set to create over 300 new jobs.

    Among the opportunities available would be roles such as lead design engineers, BIM modelers, power system engineers, and other specialists. The company will nurture local talent, providing opportunities for professional development, and creating opportunities for international collaboration.

    PJ Flanagan , CEO, H&MV Engineering feels “India’s talent pool is key in H&MV Engineering’s strategy in driving efficiencies, enhancing innovation, and supporting our clients in an evolving energy landscape.” India’s rapidly growing economy and commitment to infrastructure development make it an ideal location for H&MV Engineering’s expansion. The country’s strong foundation in engineering and innovation offers a unique opportunity for collaboration and business growth.

    Venkatesan Kesavan, managing director India, acknowledges “India is a hub of top-tier engineering talent and innovation, and we are excited to be a part of this dynamic ecosystem.”

    He reveals, “Our goal is to bring world-class engineering solutions to our global projects while fostering local expertise and growth.”

    Given the vast pool of highly-skilled engineers across electrical and civil disciplines in India, H&MV Engineering hopes to tap the available talent. Indian engineers bring extensive expertise in high-voltage design and engineering, making the office a design hub, valuable to H&MV Engineering’s projects globally. With a strong presence in power generation, renewable energy, and smart infrastructure, Indian professionals are expected to play a key role in H&MV Engineering’s continued success.

    and smart infrastructure Bangalore office BIM modelers Employee employer H&MV H&MV engineering HR Human Resources lead design engineers locals new office PJ Flanagan power generation power system engineers Renewable Energy specialists Venkatesan Kesavan Workforce
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