Senior Contract Manager

GE Vernova

. Lead contractual strategy for significant Canadian hydroelectric projects from bid through execution, close-out and warranty .

Posted 10/2/2026full-timeRemote • CanadaSenior💰 CA$126,300 - CA$189,500 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in contract management for complex projects, including risk mitigation, negotiation, and compliance. Proficient in drafting and managing high-value contracts within the hydropower and infrastructure sectors.

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Contract ManagementRisk MitigationNegotiation SkillsEPC Project ExperienceHydropower Industry Knowledge

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Hard Skills

Contract DraftingChange ManagementClaims ManagementFinancial AnalysisContractual ComplianceProject Risk AssessmentContractual CommunicationAmendment NegotiationDispute ResolutionContract Management Plans

Soft Skills

Excellent Communication SkillsCollaborative Working StyleLeadership CapabilityStrategic ThinkingTeam-Oriented Approach

Tools & Technologies

Contract Tracking ToolsProject Management Software

Industry Keywords

Hydroelectric ProjectsEPCInfrastructureEnergy SectorPublic-Sector CustomersMajor Industrial SectorsTurnkey ProjectsUtility CustomersConstruction ManagementComplex Project Delivery Models

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead contractual strategy for significant Canadian hydroelectric projects from bid through execution, close-out and warranty
Protect and strengthen GE Vernova's commercial position through contract execution, risk mitigation and opportunity development
Manage contractual aspects of assigned projects from bid preparation through execution, close-out and warranty
Draft, review and tailor commercial clauses based on project requirements and the applicable contractual framework
Participate in negotiation and finalization of contracts, amendments and commercial arrangements with customers, partners, suppliers and subcontractors
Ensure project teams understand and apply contractual obligations
Prepare notices, amendments, change submissions, claims and other contractual communications
Analyze contracts to identify risks, opportunities, deviations and key watchpoints
Develop and maintain contract management plans
Lead strategies for changes, claims, dispute avoidance and dispute resolution with project leadership and Legal
Flow contractual requirements down to supplier and subcontractor agreements where applicable
Manage contractual notices, changes, claims, disputes and insurance matters
Collaborate with project teams, commercial leaders, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, finance, sourcing and other stakeholders
Track contractual commitments and communicate requirements across projects
Participate in project risk and opportunity reviews and drive mitigation and opportunity-capture plans
Provide regular contractual risk assessments and updates through governance processes
Maintain relationships with customers, suppliers, subcontractors and partners
Mentor and coach less experienced contract management professionals
Ensure contractual compliance and document deviations
Maintain traceable contractual records and key decisions
Coordinate major claims with Legal and recommend solutions to complex issues
Establish procedures for correspondence, notices, insurance, delays, variations and claims documentation
Maintain tracking tools for obligations, milestones and contractual events

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction, Quantity Surveying, Business, Finance, Law or a related field
Minimum of 10 years of contract management experience in complex project environments such as EPC, construction, infrastructure, energy or other major industrial sectors
Demonstrated ability to compile, structure, negotiate and draft complex, high-value amendments, changes and claims
Strong understanding of project financial drivers, including costs, margins, risks, opportunities and cash impact, and their relationship to contract management
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
Ability and willingness to travel within Canada as required
Experience in hydropower, power generation, major infrastructure or other complex industrial project environments preferred
Strong experience managing turnkey or EPC projects preferred
Experience with major equipment supply, installation, consortium or other complex project delivery models preferred
Experience working with utility, public-sector or major institutional customers in Canada preferred
Experience managing significant claims, dispute avoidance or dispute matters preferred
French language capability preferred
Leadership capability and interest in future functional leadership opportunities preferred
Strong commercial mindset and sound business judgment
Strategic and proactive approach to contractual risk and opportunity management
High level of ownership, accountability and transparency
Collaborative, inclusive and team-oriented working style
Ability to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment

Benefits

Comp & perks

Discretionary annual bonus
Fully remote work arrangement
Relocation assistance not provided