Director – Engineering; NewFields

At Proconics Newfield we are passionate about what we do, and we are passionate about our people. If you are a qualified, hard-working individual, aspiring to grow your career, we invite you to apply for the advertised vacant Position.

Join Proconics New Fields at a defining moment in our growth journey — where engineering excellence meets the urgency of the energy transition.

For over 30 years, Proconics has delivered complex brownfields life-extension projects with precision and integrity.

Now, through Proconics New Fields, we are scaling into greenfield infrastructure that enables both green electrons and green molecules — from renewable generation, transmission and distribution networks, to green hydrogen, gas-to-power and LNG facilities.

As an engineering-led EPC, we don’t just design — we deliver.

Our teams take projects from early concept and feasibility through detailed design, execution, commissioning and operations.

As Director of Engineering, you will lead across this full lifecycle, shaping technically demanding renewable, T&D and process infrastructure projects that directly advance a just and practical energy transition.

With a strong execution pipeline and multiple green molecule projects moving toward construction, this is a rare opportunity to build capability, grow a high-performance engineering function, and leave a lasting mark on critical energy infrastructure.

Purpose of the position:

The Director of Engineering:
New Fields is a pivotal leadership position responsible for overseeing and guiding the engineering, design, approval, and commissioning activities for Proconics’ transmission and distribution infrastructure projects.

This role is integral to the successful execution of Proconics' mission to modernize and extend heavy industry infrastructures within an EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) context.

The Director will play a crucial role in steering the engineering team to deliver projects that meet the highest standards of quality, safety, and regulatory compliance, while fostering innovation and growth within new industrial verticals.

Proconics is engaged with clients and project developers on a number of new and exciting projects within the chemical processing industry.

These require a dedicated team of capable process, mechanical, civil, electrical, instrumentation and control capabilities to deliver to exacting standards.

While all these disciplines exist within the greater Proconics, they are already deployed on projects for existing clients.

The Director will be responsible for designing, implementing and filling the structures required to be successful for large, new multidisciplinary infrastructure projects.

The Director will need to develop and implement improvements to Proconics’ existing engineering management systems to ensure quality.

• To perform this position successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
• The minimum requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required:
• BSc /BEng in Engineering.
• ECSA Pr. Eng/Pr. Tech Eng
• More than 10 years’ experience in EPC or consulting project environments.
• Strong understanding of PMBOK principles.
• Extensive experience in HV transmission and distribution or multidisciplinary industrial projects.
• Demonstrated ability to manage multidisciplinary engineering teams.
• Strong technical and commercial background.
• Demonstrated strong strategic planning capability.
• Excellent and clear communication.
• Excellent and visible ethics.
• Strong executive and client engagement capability.

The Director will be responsible to ensure that Proconics New Fields has the engine to produce the engineering and design deliverables that form the heart of any successful EPC project.

This includes:

• Lead the planning, execution and delivery of the engineering for complex infrastructure projects.
• Focused initially on HV transmission and distribution engineering. Over the next year develop the leadership structures for multidisciplinary engineering required to develop the…