On Thursday H&MV Engineering, a global leader in high-voltage design, engineering, and construction services, officially opened a new office in Bengaluru, India, marking a major step in its international expansion. The move will generate over 300 new jobs, including roles for Lead Design Engineers, BIM Modelers, and Power System Engineers.
“Our expansion in Bengaluru is about more than just growth—it’s about building a future-ready organisation,” said PJ Flanagan, CEO of H&MV Engineering. “India’s talent pool is key in driving efficiencies, enhancing innovation, and supporting our clients in an evolving energy landscape.”
The company has already assembled a team of over 120 professionals in Bengaluru, with plans to expand further. India’s strong base of skilled engineers and its focus on infrastructure development make it a key location for H&MV Engineering’s global strategy.
“The opening of our Bengaluru office is a significant step in our global journey,” said Venkatesan Kesavan, managing director India. “India is a hub of top-tier engineering talent and innovation, and we are excited to be a part of this dynamic ecosystem. Our goal is to bring world-class engineering solutions to our global projects while fostering local expertise and growth.”
The company aims to leverage India’s engineering expertise in power generation, renewable energy, and smart infrastructure. The Bengaluru office will serve as a design hub, supporting H&MV Engineering’s projects worldwide while offering career growth opportunities for local professionals.
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