Friday, May 27, 2011

Siemens Nigeria Vacancy - Head of Communications, Energy Sector

Siemens Nigeria is recruiting to fill the position of Head of Communications - Energy Sector. Interested candidates should possess a minimum of 10 years professional experience, preferably in varied operative as well as strategic functions, as well as different fields of communication such as press, PR, employee communications and marketing communications. Several years experience in project management is essential, preferably also in intercultural projects.
  Siemens Nigeria is recruiting to fill the position of Head of Communications - Energy Sector.

Job Post: Head of Communications, Energy Sector

What are my responsibilities?

  • Exercise corporate communications' governance and compliance requirements for the Sector according to the global standards, policies and procedures.
  • Define Sector communication strategy.
  • Employ, direct, manage, train and reward communication professionals to deliver best practice communication services.
  • Develop Sector-specific messages, act6rding to the corporate messages, to positively influence image by relevant target audiences.
  • Build a positive relationship with media managements,
  • Build-up and maintain Sector-wide internal communication.
What do I need to qualify for this job?
  • A minimum of ten years professional experience, preferably in varied operative as well as strategic functions, as well as different fields of communication such as press, PR, employee communications and marketing communications.
  • Several years experience in project management is essential, preferably also in intercultural projects.
  • Several years' managerial responsibility (disciplinary),
  • International assignment is essential.
Application Deadline
3rd June, 2011

Method of Application
Please apply by e-mail your CV, including school and tertiary education certificate, certificates of employment or any relevant references to: recruitment.ng@siemens.com

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