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Project Manager

Hydrograph USA INC · Austin, Texas
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Posted 20 hours ago
CompanyHydrograph USA INC
LocationAustin, Texas
Job typeFull-Time
Work modeNo
SourceBamboohr
ListedPosted 20 hours ago

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About HydroGraph
HydroGraph is a hyper-growth advanced materials company scaling pristine, high-performance graphene via its patented Hyperion detonation technology. With more than 70 active commercial projects, a growing global footprint, and industry-leading material quality (99.8% pure graphene), HydroGraph is building the next generation of engineered materials for coatings, composites, and energy storage.
Role Overview
We are seeking a Project Manager - Operations to plan, budget, and drive execution of projects across our Advanced Manufacturing organization. This role manages new product introduction (NPI) projects identified by the business, new designs and significant improvements identified by Operations, and facility improvement and site expansion projects. The Project Manager partners with technical teams as well as business and marketing stakeholders to ensure requirements are clearly defined, documented, and met, escalating and driving collaboration when projects fall off track, and keeping stakeholders informed as project scope, market, and technical feasibility understanding evolves.
Key Responsibilities
Lead cross-functional project teams and coordinate activities across multiple departments including R&D, Operations, Supply Chain, Quality, Finance, Sales.
Work with teams and supply chain to develop budgets and Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) costs for samples and full-rate production.
Report out to Leadership on project status and spend.
Develop and maintain project timelines across new product introduction, new design/improvement, and facility improvement projects; escalate and drive resolution when projects fall off track.
Document project history and key decisions at each phase of the project.
Partner with business and marketing stakeholders, in addition to technical teams, to ensure project requirements are clearly defined, agreed upon, and met.
Document and communicate changes to project requirements, ensuring stakeholder agreement and awareness.
Keep stakeholders informed as market and technical feasibility understanding evolves throughout the project.
Identify potential project risks and develop mitigation strategies and action plans, document and maintain risk registers.
Manage timelines and coordination for internal team members and external partners, including vendors and suppliers.
Support site expansion projects as needed.
Apply Stage-Gate process methodology to guide projects through defined phases and gate reviews, ensuring appropriate documentation and stakeholder sign-off at each stage.
Qualifications
Required
Bachelor's degree, or 10+ years of relevant experience in lieu of a degree
5+ years of project management experience
Experience managing project budgets, timelines, and ROM cost estimates
Strong stakeholder management skills, with the ability to work across technical, business, and marketing teams
Strong understanding of project management methodologies such as Stage-Gate
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Proficiency with project management software and tools (Wrike, MS Project, SmartSheets, etc)
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite: Advanced Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Visio, Teams
Preferred
Background in construction, manufacturing, or industrial/materials environments (not IT or Finance)
PMP Certification
Experience with facility or site expansion projects
Knowledge of portfolio management and program management principles
Key Competencies
Managing and leading thru influence
Leadership and team motivation
Accountability and ownership mindset
Strategic thinking and business acumen
Stakeholder management and relationship building
Conflict resolution and negotiation
Adaptability and flexibility in dynamic environments
Decision-making under uncertainty
Attention to detail and quality focus
Customer service orientation
Emotional intelligence and active listening
Critical thinking and creative problem-solving
Work Environment
This role operates in an active chemical/process manufacturing environment and requires regular presence on the plant floor. The engineer will be exposed to industrial equipment, chemical agents, and process systems, and must adhere to all applicable safety protocols at all times.
Environment: Indoor and outdoor process/chemical plant settings; exposure to heat, noise, fumes, and moving machinery is expected. Must be able to occasionally work outdoors in varying weather conditions to operate valves and manage chemical feedstock supply lines, following all chemical handling and site safety protocols.
Physical Requirements: Must be able to stand and walk for extended periods throughout the shift. Frequent lifting and carrying of equipment, tools, or materials up to 20 lbs; occasional lifting up to 50 lbs with assistance.
Working at Heights: Must be able to occasionally work at elevations up to 15 ft when troubleshooting and maintaining process equipment, utilizing ladders, platforms, scissor lift or elevated walkways in accordance with site safety requirements.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Use of PPE is mandatory in designated areas, including but not limited to safety glasses, hard hat, steel-toed boots, hearing protection, respiratory protection (breathing mask/respirator) when working in areas with chemical exposure or poor ventilation, and fall protection equipment (full-body harness and lanyard) when working at elevated heights.
Schedule: Standard business hours, Monday through Friday. Occasional weekend or off-hours work may be required to support planned maintenance, shutdowns, startups, or urgent production challenges.
Travel: May require occasional travel to other production facilities, client locations, or vendor facilities.
Why Join HydroGraph
Lead the core scientific engine of one of the fastest-growing graphene companies in the world.
Shape a next-generation materials platform used across aerospace, energy, infrastructure, consumer goods, and defense.
Work directly with global partners and world-class advisors (GEIC, OEMs, DoD).
Competitive compensation, and career advancement as the company scales.

Employment type
Full-Time

Work arrangement
No

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