Project Manager Mechanical Engineering (m/f)

27.07.2026 3048 Worblaufen Mechanical Engineering • Permanent position Office Salary band 100'000 - 120'000 CHF 01 Future Employer ## Are you looking for a new challenge where you can be responsible for your own area of responsibility as a project engineer / project manager? Then yellowshark AG is an interesting personnel service provider for you. More than just a job awaits you with us: the opportunity to truly make a difference with your skills and your ideas. 02 Your Task ## • Project management and responsibility while complying with the required quality requirements and project goals • Clarification and definition of target specifications with regard to time, effort and budget • Coordination, management and exchange with customers and internal teams in relation to the ongoing development projects • Working with various project management systems as well as creation of technical documents • Technical support during external and internal audits • Completion of reviews and coordination with interdisciplinary teams and project managers 03 Benefits ## • Participation in external further training • Progressive employment conditions • International field of activity • Career and advancement opportunities • Regular team-building measures and company events • Responsible activities 04 Your Profile ## • Mechatronics engineer, mechanical engineer, electrical engineer or similar, ideally with further training at IPMA level or CAS in project management • Professional experience as a communicative project manager in industry / mechanical engineering is a must • Fluent German and English skills, French skills are an advantage • Specialist knowledge from employment as a development engineer or process engineer is a great advantage • Confident appearance as well as assertiveness are indispensable 05 Things to Know ## The innovative employer in the Bern area offers you: • Traditional and international working environment • Dynamic team of highly qualified specialists • Good employment conditions and modern working time models