Engineering Manager
What's it like to be an Engineering Manager?
An Engineering Manager serves as a project manager with technical expertise in engineering. As such, they can work in a variety of industries such as telecommunications, software development, architecture and construction. They plan engineering projects, propose budgets, schedules and resources and supervise team members. This can include visiting manufacturing, production or construction sites to oversee the quality of work being performed.
Tasks and duties
- Planning engineering projects including budgets and schedules.
- Managing a team of engineers and delegating tasks to them.
- Onboarding and training new employees.
- Hiring contractors and other suppliers.
- Coordinating with different teams involved with a project.
- Tracking the progress of projects.
- Troubleshooting any project issues.
- Preparing project updates and reports.
How to become an Engineering Manager
To work as an Engineering Manager, formal education and industry experience is required.
Graduate with a bachelor degree in a relevant field such as civil engineering, software engineering, mechanical engineering or management.
Gain experience in an engineering or project management role. Well-developed technical and managerial skills are required for this role.
To progress your career, consider postgraduate studies in engineering or management.
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