Cost Engineer
BP is hiring a Cost Engineer for their EV charging business unit at the new business and technology centre in Pune. This role manages cost planning, budget control, and CAPEX forecasting to ensure project cost efficiency. The candidate will utilize SAP and PowerBI to provide financial intelligence and support strategic decision-making. You will work within the Build CoE to maintain cost reporting systems and provide data-driven insights.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Finance
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
BP is hiring a Cost Engineer for their EV charging business unit at the new business and technology centre in Pune. This role manages cost planning, budget control, and CAPEX forecasting to ensure project cost efficiency. The candidate will utilize SAP and PowerBI to provide financial intelligence and support strategic decision-making. You will work within the Build CoE to maintain cost reporting systems and provide data-driven insights.
TAL's take
Solid role at a major global energy company within their EV charging business unit, offering clear impact in cost engineering.
Clearly defined scope and responsibilities around cost reporting, CAPEX management, and project controls within the BP Build CoE.
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Must haves
- Degree in Engineering, Technical Field or Project Management
- Experience in cost engineering on multi-disciplinary large-scale projects
- Understanding of Cost engineering (VoWD, Phasing, Accrued/Cash Capex)
- Understanding of Capex, Revex & Opex expenditure
- Computer literacy in MS Office and PowerBI
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About the company
Global energy major with significant operations, though this specific role is at an India-based technology centre rather than core global R&D.
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