The Lead Program Engineer manages the project engineering lifecycle for renewable energy projects, ensuring design quality, schedule conformance, and financial performance. They provide technical leadership, mentorship to engineering staff, and coordinate across departments to drive innovation and operational efficiency.
The Lead Environmental Manager provides compliance leadership and oversight for utility-scale power generation projects, including renewable, nuclear, and gas facilities. This role manages environmental consultants, ensures adherence to federal and state regulations, and serves as the primary liaison between project teams and regulatory agencies.
The Quality Manager enforces consistent, high-quality execution of the company's quality program across utility-scale energy construction projects. This role involves conducting site audits, coaching project leaders, and driving measurable improvements in quality performance.
The Senior Mechanical Engineer performs advanced design, analysis, and technical oversight for gas power generation projects while providing leadership and mentorship to junior staff. They manage relationships with stakeholders, ensure code compliance, and coordinate across project phases from pre-construction to closeout.
The Manager II leads high-voltage project engineering teams by providing coaching, mentoring, and technical oversight to ensure safe and economical utility-scale designs. They are responsible for managing project metrics, coordinating with internal departments and vendors, and overseeing the recruitment and development of engineering staff.
The analyst leads complex analytical initiatives and designs advanced dashboards to drive strategic decision-making and portfolio optimization. They also serve as a subject matter expert for project controls and mentor junior staff to support renewable energy project execution.
The role involves leading continuous improvement initiatives to scale prefabrication and modular construction processes from design through field installation. You will map value streams, analyze production systems, and facilitate constructability reviews to improve safety, quality, and throughput.
The Regional HSE Manager serves as an expert consultant to project teams, assessing safety culture and ensuring consistent enforcement of HSE programs. They collaborate with operations and quality departments to develop safe work plans and provide technical training to site leadership.
The Senior Manager will lead the electrical engineering program for gas generation projects, overseeing design from conception through construction. They are responsible for managing technical standards, ensuring safety compliance, and fostering relationships with clients, suppliers, and utility providers.
The manager will oversee the instrumentation and controls engineering program for gas generation projects, ensuring all designs meet reliability and safety standards. They will act as the primary engineering representative from project conception through construction, coordinating with suppliers and internal business units.
The Lead Engineer will serve as the subject matter expert for instrumentation and controls design for gas power generation plants and associated balance of plant systems. Responsibilities include developing design documentation, mentoring junior engineers, supporting commissioning processes, and ensuring compliance with safety and industry standards.
The Project Scheduler will create, update, and analyze resource-loaded project schedules while ensuring compliance with contract requirements and best practices. They will collaborate with project teams to provide accurate reporting, risk analysis, and mitigation planning.
The Director of Commissioning oversees the entire commissioning process for gas power generation projects, including strategic planning and team management. They ensure compliance with industry standards, manage project budgets, and collaborate with stakeholders to deliver projects on time.
The Mechanical Superintendent provides on-site supervision of craft personnel and subcontractors to ensure safe, productive, and quality construction of gas power generation projects. They are responsible for scheduling resources, managing project costs, and maintaining compliance with safety and quality standards.
The Electrical Superintendent provides on-site supervision of craft personnel and subcontractors to ensure safe, productive, and high-quality construction execution. They are responsible for scheduling resources, managing project costs, and maintaining compliance with safety regulations and contract specifications.
The Commissioning Superintendent supervises commissioning activities to ensure safe, productive, and quality project execution while managing costs and resources. They provide technical expertise, mentor commissioning foremen, and ensure adherence to safety regulations and contract specifications.
The Site Manager provides leadership and manages the operational and financial aspects of construction projects while serving as the primary liaison with the client. They are responsible for enforcing safety standards, managing project budgets, and overseeing the performance and development of site personnel.
The Commissioning Foreman provides onsite leadership for the planning and execution of commissioning processes for gas power generation projects. They are responsible for coordinating testing activities, ensuring safety compliance, and managing project documentation from pre-commissioning through final reporting.
The Project Cost Controls specialist manages daily operations, including contract compliance, payment processing, and financial reporting for gas power generation projects. This role acts as a liaison between job sites and the corporate office while training and reviewing the work of lower-level staff.
The Site Quality Manager oversees the delivery of the company's Quality Program across gas power generation projects to ensure safety and efficiency. They act as a subject matter expert, mentoring site quality coordinators and collaborating with project teams to maintain high standards of construction quality.
The Site Quality Tech facilitates the implementation of the Quality Program at the project level by supervising inspectors and ensuring compliance with contract requirements. They act as a liaison between the project team and owners while monitoring metrics and managing nonconformance reports.
The Manager I - Estimating leads the preconstruction team through the bidding process for utility-scale solar projects, ensuring bid accuracy and technical compliance. They also oversee project handoffs to operations and foster collaboration across engineering, supply chain, and business development departments.
The Manager II leads multiple engineering teams and programs to deliver high-quality solutions for utility-scale wind projects. They are responsible for developing engineering talent, managing project portfolios, and ensuring alignment across construction, supply chain, and estimating departments.
The Procurement Manager leads end-to-end procurement delivery for gas power generation projects, ensuring alignment between construction schedules and supply chain execution. They manage a team of buyers, oversee PO execution, and serve as the primary interface for supplier performance and issue resolution.
The Senior Electrical Engineer will lead electrical design development and technical deliverables for utility-scale renewable energy projects during either the estimating or execution phase. They will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure designs are safe, economical, and compliant while mentoring junior staff.
Lead the electrical engineering execution of utility-scale gas power generation projects from proposal development through construction and commissioning. Provide technical leadership, establish engineering standards, and mentor engineering staff to ensure safe and reliable project delivery.
The Program Director provides executive leadership for the integration, coordination, and governance of large-scale, multi-contract integrated energy campuses. They are responsible for aligning scope, schedule, cost, and risk across all EPC contracts and stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery.
The manager provides leadership to project controls personnel, ensuring standardized processes and deliverables across all business units. They are responsible for overseeing scheduling, cost analysis, risk management, and providing actionable data-driven recommendations to project teams.
The Lead Engineer serves as the subject matter expert for protection and controls design across renewable and energy projects, overseeing relay settings, coordination studies, and system integration. They are responsible for mentoring junior staff, ensuring regulatory compliance, and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to deliver safe and reliable engineering solutions.
The SCADA Commissioning Technician coordinates site-level activities, manages third-party engineers, and ensures SCADA systems are commissioned according to project schedules. They act as the primary point of contact for onsite commissioning while ensuring designs meet safety, quality, and reliability standards.
The Senior Engineer will lead civil and structural design development for utility-scale renewable energy projects, including documentation, engineering reviews, and technical deliverables. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure designs are safe, constructible, and cost-effective throughout the project lifecycle.
The Program Manager serves as the on-site integration leader for large-scale energy campus programs, ensuring alignment on schedule, scope, cost, and quality. They manage campus-level activities, oversee contract negotiations, and drive stakeholder engagement across multiple projects.
Lead the execution of electrical studies across multiple bids and projects while establishing technical standards and QA/QC practices. Coordinate with cross-functional teams to ensure buildable designs for wind, solar, energy storage, and data center projects.
