Hitachi Energy Bahrain has appointed Krishnapillai Rajendran, PMP® as Operating Unit Manager Bahrain, GPQSS, Business Unit Grid Integration. The appointment was announced by Rajendran in a personal update, where he reflected on his career journey with the company and outlined his priorities in the new leadership role.
Rajendran said he joined Hitachi Energy in 2011 and expressed gratitude for the opportunities, mentors, colleagues, customers and teams that have shaped his career. He described the appointment as the result of years of collaboration and support across the organisation.
Krishnapillai Rajendran takes on leadership role
In his new position, Rajendran said he looks forward to working with teams across the business to deliver value for customers, support business growth and contribute to a sustainable energy future.
He also acknowledged that the appointment reflects the trust and support of the people who have worked alongside him throughout his career. Rajendran thanked colleagues, mentors and customers for contributing to his professional development since joining the company.
Focus on customer value and business growth
According to his announcement, Rajendran’s priorities include working with talented teams, delivering value for customers and supporting business growth. He also highlighted his commitment to contributing to a sustainable energy future through his new responsibilities.
The announcement does not provide further details about the scope of the Operating Unit Manager role or any changes to the company’s leadership structure. It also does not include information about the appointment’s effective date.
Career journey at Hitachi Energy Bahrain
Rajendran reflected on his time with Hitachi Energy since 2011, describing the appointment as an important milestone in his career. He said every project, lesson and collaboration had contributed to his professional growth.
Looking ahead, he expressed enthusiasm for taking on new challenges, continuing to learn and working with colleagues to make a positive impact through the organisation’s activities in Bahrain.
