Senior Project Coordinator

Senior Project CoordinatorWe're supporting a leading automotive R&D organisation developing next-generation vehicles for global markets and are looking for an experienced Senior Automotive Project Coordinator to join a cross-functional vehicle development programme. In this position, you'll play a central role in driving project governance, issue management, milestone tracking and coordination between European engineering teams and international stakeholders. This is a highly visible role suited to someone who enjoys bringing structure to complex development projects and ensuring actions, deliverables and quality targets remain on track. ResponsibilitiesDrive project governance and milestone follow-up throughout the development lifecycle.Coordinate issue tracking, ownership and resolution across multiple engineering teams.Support project leaders with planning, reporting and stakeholder communication.Monitor project deliverables and ensure compliance with development processes.Prepare project status reports, progress presentations and management updatesTrack actions, risks, quality concerns and change requests.Organise project meetings, document decisions and follow up actions to completion.Coordinate activities across European and global teams. Required ExperienceDegree in Engineering or related technical discipline.Minimum 5 years' experience within the automotive industry.Experience working in vehicle development or product development programmes.Strong project coordination, project management or PMO experience.Experience managing issues, actions, risks and project deliverables.Strong stakeholder management skills across multiple teams and functions. This opportunity would suit a Technical Project Manager, Automotive Project Manager, Vehicle Programme Coordinator, PMO Specialist, Engineering Project Coordinator, Project Quality Manager, Product Development Coordinator or Release Manager with a background in automotive engineering, vehicle development, cross-functional project delivery and product development programmes.