Job profile Sustainability Manager (M/F/D

• Preparation of Management Reports: Collaborate with Controlling and Accounting departments to produce accurate and comprehensive management reports
• Credit Management: Assess clients' creditworthiness and continuously monitor their creditability through regular reporting
• Cash and Liquidity Management: Execute payment transactions, settle FX-derivatives, and manage guarantees in close cooperation with treasury colleagues
• Relationship Management: Maintain relationships with rating agencies and external stakeholders, updating rating reports as necessary
• Month-End Closing and Treasury Accounting Support: Assist in the month-end closing process and support accurate treasury accounting
• Group-Wide Liquidity Planning Support: Collaborate with front office colleagues to manage liquidity planning and maintain forecasts
• Optimization and Digitalization of Treasury Processes: Identify opportunities for process optimization and support digitalization projects
• Bank Account Management: Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and centrally manage powers of attorney for all accounts

• Responsible for the sales of wood products such as plywood and lumber, applying sound commercial strategies to achieve sales targets
• Conduct market analyses to identify and secure new customer contacts in line with guidelines and strategic objectives
• Create precise and reliable sales forecasts to optimize the balance between supply and demand, adhering to budget requirements regarding volume, price, and margin
• Build and maintain strong, long-term customer relationships by understanding customer needs and acting as a trusted partner with extensive market knowledge
• Prepare and maintain price lists and create sales and volume reports as needed
• Collaborate with the Global Commercial Team, Operations, and Supply Chain
• Direct reporting line to the Sales Director

• Responsible to generate, promote, and evaluate innovative ideas across all the series released products, to reduce product costs, without compromising the product functionality, quality, safety and performance
• Responsible to analyze designs, materials and manufacturing processes to suggest alternatives
• Create design concepts, implement design changes and manage new releases in PLM systems
• Strong and effective collaboration with Engineering, Procurement, Manufacturing teams, as well as Suppliers across multiple global locations
• Conduct cost-benefit analysis for design alternatives and stimate ideal cost of a product based on materials, processes and logistics
• Use VA/VE (Value Analysis & Value Engineering) methodology to prioritize improvement projects
• Benchmarking products and processes with industry best practices and ensure proposed changes meet regulatory, quality, and safety standards
• Accountable to drive the cost reduction measures from ideation until commercial validation of the business case, following the Project’s Implementation Level Process
• Support to track project milestones, deliverables, and savings achieved and support to prepare business cases and cost proposals for acquiring approvals in the Steerco
• Maintain and report detailed documentation of VAVE activities and outcomes timely

As Manager for Operations, you will step into a position with the responsibility of producing next-generation technology and solutions contributing to greater quality of life for end-users. You will be responsible for facility management, and you will be heading the entire Operations setup in Struer and be accountable for setting the direction as well as driving and further developing Operations in alignment with the overall strategy and targets.

As Manager for Operations, you will become a part of the Management Team. You will have three people in direct report who oversee each of their own area, i.e., Production, New Product Introduction (NPI), and Supply Chain. All three leaders who will be reporting to the Manager for Operations are independent functions but as Manager for Operations it will be your responsibility to ensure continuous improvement, facilitate organizational changes to support the business, take ownership of financial performance for Operations, and drive the business area for profitable growth while ensuring that client expectations are met, and agreements are delivered upon in relation to manufacturing of commercial, clinical medical devices.
 
As a leader, you will be responsible for promoting collaboration across the organization, contributing to good corporation, and developing best practises across the 26 global production sites meanwhile creating a healthy work environment. You will be responsible for ensuring a high level of communication with stakeholders, and it will be upon you to build and maintain customer relationships.

Responsibilities:

• Defining and implementing the operations strategy and leading towards it 
• Setting KPIs in alignment with the overall strategy and ensure weekly follow-ups at board meetings
• Internal stakeholder management (QA, sales, product development) and external stakeholder management (customers, suppliers, consultancies)
• Building and strengthening relationships with key customers
• Accountability for P&L for Operations with the objective of establishing a profitable production
• Responsibility for Global Innovation & Development, EU sign-off on product agreements for commercial manufacturing and late-stage projects (NPI), customer budgets as well as delivery timelines
• Driving and ensuring full GMP/GDP compliance in operations as well as monitoring and maintaining installations/facility to operate in compliance
• Responsibility for sourcing and approval of components from suppliers and delivery of products in compliance with requirements and forecast
• Design transfer and upscale
• Supporting sales and customer facing activities (capability presentations, new orders etc.)
• Responsibility for potential recall issues as legal manufacturer of certain products and accountability for resolving and reporting deviations
• Leading, developing and mentoring the management team in Operations and responsibility for project/manufacturing execution according to QMS
• Participation in GID-EU leadership meetings every second week

To accelerate the energy transition, Hitachi Energy has organized our operations around five global business units: Grid Automation, Grid Integration, High Voltage Products, Service, and Transformers – each focused on delivering customer success across the value chain. Our solutions help meet the world’s most pressing energy challenges, including the growing need for cleaner, more reliable, and efficient energy systems.

As part of the Power Grids and High Voltage (PGHV) Global Business Unit, which offers high-voltage solutions and power grid systems, you will be integral in delivering equipment, technologies, and solutions for the transmission of electricity at high voltages, including transformers, switchgear, and grid management systems. Your role will be pivotal in ensuring the stability and efficiency of energy transmission across large areas.

As the Controller for Domestic Sales PGHV, you will play a key role in driving financial transparency and strategic decision-making within the Domestic Sales Hub European PGHV. Your responsibilities will include:

 • Financial Reporting & Compliance: Ensure accurate, timely financial reporting while adhering to SOX compliance and financial governance standards.
 • Business Planning & Forecasting: Oversee business planning, budgeting, and forecasting, ensuring alignment with HUB European PGHV goals.
 • Performance & Risk Management: Provide financial insights, monitor performance, and identify financial/commercial risks and opportunities, executing risk reviews in line with global policies.
 • Cost Control & Financial Health: Analyze costs, profitability, margins, and cash flow, conducting follow-ups to ensure financial stability.
 • Market & Target Support: Assist local market managers in meeting financial targets, translating company strategy into measurable business plans.
 • Cross-Cultural Collaboration: Work closely with teams in Denmark, Sweden, and Finland, acting as a key facilitator across cultural contexts.
 
You will report directly to the Factory Controller Manager based in Spain, with your work location being in Middelfart, Denmark.

• Lead the implementation of EHS standards and practices throughout the project lifecycle
• Collaborate with design teams to ensure safety, environmental, and sustainability aspects are embedded into project designs
• Participate to risk assessments, including HAZOP, ATEX, containment, and fire safety evaluations during the different project phase (from feasibility to detail design)
• Maintain accurate records of basic container data to facilitate on-demand reporting and dashboard creation, including regular inspections to verify current conditions
• Ensure compliance with local, national, and international EHS regulations and standards (e.g., SUVA)
• Ensure preparation of documentation for apply for necessary approvals for project execution
• Maintain documentation to support regulatory audits and compliance checks
• Act as the primary EHS representative for projects, working closely with engineering teams
• Develop and manage EHS deliverables, including initial assessments, CAR reviews, and operational safety plans
• Monitor project progress against defined EHS milestones, providing updates to stakeholders

To accelerate the energy transition, Hitachi Energy has organized our operations around five global business units: Grid Automation, Grid Integration, High Voltage Products, Service, and Transformers – each focused on delivering customer success across the value chain. Our solutions help meet the world’s most pressing energy challenges, including the growing need for cleaner, more reliable, and efficient energy systems.

As part of the Transformers Business Unit, which offers a complete range of power transformers, traction transformers, insulation and components, digital sensors, and transformer services, you will play a key role in driving financial performance and business success. As Business Controller – Transformer, you will act as a key business partner to local sales managers, HUB controllers, the country organization, and other relevant stakeholders, providing vital financial support and analysis to drive informed business decisions. Your responsibilities will include:

 • Provide financial support and analysis to drive the achievement of Marketing & Sales business targets, including demand orders, revenues, and cost-to-serve metrics.
 • Act as a business partner to local sales managers, HUB controllers, and the country organization, ensuring alignment and supporting business decisions.
 • Communicate financial performance, issues, and actions efficiently with local management, HUB controllers, and internal stakeholders to improve outcomes.
 • Monitor financial performance, propose actions to optimize cost structure, improve productivity, and enhance capital efficiency.
 • Ensure timely and accurate financial data, meeting defined standards and closing schedules, while complying with local reporting requirements.
 • Actively participate in risk reviews, identifying and communicating financial risks and opportunities, and providing guidance to the sales team.

You will report directly to the Controller PL Service and DOS PGTR HUB Europe based in Italy, with your work location being in Middelfart, Denmark.