The Field Engineer is responsible for monitoring project activities, ensuring compliance with specifications, and conducting inspections of major equipment and construction work. They also coordinate submittals, manage project documentation, and mentor lower-level inspectors to ensure quality and safety standards are met.
The Quality Engineer is responsible for ensuring materials and workmanship meet specifications through inspections, audits, and the implementation of quality control procedures. They also analyze data to identify trends, investigate root causes of defects, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive continual improvement.
The Sr. Project Controls Manager directs cost engineering, scheduling, and earned value management functions for large electrical infrastructure projects. They are responsible for providing status reports, ensuring contractual compliance, and overseeing project controls analysts.
The OSP Designer is responsible for performing site visits, analyzing network systems, and developing cost-efficient fiber and copper route designs. They must also coordinate with project teams to manage permitting, quality assurance, and the completion of as-built documentation.
The drafter will collaborate with project managers and engineers to prepare engineering drawings from sketches and field data. They are responsible for implementing design modifications and ensuring all survey information is accurate and ready for design.
The Senior Purchasing Manager oversees all purchasing functions, develops procurement strategies, and mentors the purchasing team to ensure operational efficiency. They collaborate with internal stakeholders and legal teams to manage contracts, mitigate risks, and maintain compliance across all procurement activities.
The Estimator will lead bid pursuits for large, complex EPC projects, managing the entire estimation process from receipt of bid packages to final review. They are also responsible for mentoring junior estimators, conducting site visits, and ensuring all estimates comply with company policies and industry standards.
The Senior Estimator leads large conceptual EPC bids and provides leadership to the estimating team within their assigned industry. They are responsible for managing the entire bid process, from initial site visits and scope determination to final proposal submission and turnover to field personnel.
The Talent Acquisition Specialist will manage the full recruitment lifecycle for various industrial construction roles, from sourcing and screening to onboarding. They will also partner with operations leaders to develop effective hiring strategies and build robust talent pipelines.
The Project Commercial Contracts Manager is responsible for the administration of EPC contracts, including risk management, change order tracking, and drafting contractual notices. They will coordinate with site leadership and legal teams to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget while maintaining contractual compliance.
The role involves leading the development, support, and optimization of critical business data systems and reporting platforms. Responsibilities include designing robust SQL-based architectures, developing ETL pipelines, and ensuring the integrity and performance of enterprise data solutions.
The Project Controls Manager is responsible for leading the standardization and continuous improvement of scheduling practices across the industrial operating group. This role provides oversight, training, and governance to ensure accurate project performance management and effective schedule analysis.
The specialist oversees DOT compliance and fleet safety programs to ensure adherence to federal regulations and company policies. They manage driver qualification files, monitor safety data, and coordinate drug and alcohol testing programs.
The Proposal Specialist supports the estimating team by managing bid packages, maintaining estimate calendars, and ensuring consistent document control. They also perform data entry, analyze documentation, and collaborate with cross-functional departments to implement change requests.
The Substation Engineer leads the engineering and design of high voltage electrical substation projects while managing multidisciplinary teams. They are responsible for ensuring projects meet quality, schedule, and budget objectives while serving as the primary point of contact for clients and vendors.
The Project Scheduler III is responsible for leading planning and scheduling functions, including baseline development and pull planning, to ensure project requirements are met. They provide technical direction to project controls professionals and maintain master schedule logic while reporting on critical path impacts and corrective actions.
The Senior Principal is responsible for leading client contract negotiations, managing project and company risks, and overseeing commercial activities. They also drive strategic initiatives, mentor team members, and implement process improvements to support business growth.
The Scheduling Director will lead and mentor the scheduling team while driving strategic process improvements across project controls and operations. They are responsible for establishing standardized scheduling practices, conducting quality audits, and providing actionable schedule intelligence to executive leadership.
The Construction Project Manager will lead utility-scale solar and battery storage projects, overseeing budgets, schedules, and project execution plans. They are responsible for managing project resources, ensuring safety compliance, and mentoring apprentices to foster a culture of excellence.
The Senior Construction Manager oversees the full scope of renewables and power delivery projects, managing site operations and ensuring safe, high-quality, and on-schedule delivery. They are responsible for directing project teams, coordinating with subcontractors, managing budgets, and ensuring compliance with safety and prevailing wage policies.
The role involves collecting, analyzing, and presenting geospatial data for renewable energy projects using surveying instruments and GIS software. You will collaborate with project teams to integrate this data into planning, construction, and operational phases while ensuring compliance with industry standards.
The Manager, Project Engineering provides leadership and oversight for project engineering functions across construction projects, ensuring safety, quality, and financial targets are met. This role also involves mentoring engineering staff and supporting business development through client engagement and interview participation.
The SVP of Finance serves as the strategic financial leader for the Infrastructure business, overseeing financial planning, reporting, and compliance. This role partners with operational leaders to drive disciplined capital allocation, project profitability, and organizational transformation.
The Engineering Project Manager leads the full lifecycle of electrical substation projects, from conceptual design through commissioning and closeout. They are responsible for managing project budgets, schedules, and cross-functional teams while ensuring compliance with safety and industry standards.
The Project Manager I manages small to mid-scale construction projects by overseeing the full project lifecycle and ensuring compliance with company methodology. They are responsible for planning, monitoring project status, managing risks, and providing leadership to ensure efficient project completion.
The Structural Engineer will lead structural design efforts for power delivery projects, including transmission lines and substations, from conceptual development to final design. They will coordinate technical information between cross-disciplinary teams and ensure all designs comply with project specifications and quality standards.
The Director of Estimating leads all estimating and preconstruction functions for utility capital programs, including bid strategy, cost modeling, and risk assessment. They are responsible for mentoring estimating teams and ensuring proposals are accurate, competitive, and aligned with company financial objectives.
The Category Manager leads sourcing, supplier management, and procurement strategy for metals to ensure cost-effective solutions and supply continuity. They are responsible for developing multi-year commodity strategies, negotiating agreements, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize project procurement.
The Project Controls Manager is responsible for implementing and overseeing project controls practices, including training personnel and providing guidance on scheduling and cost performance. They will coordinate resources, analyze project data, and interface with management to ensure project goals are met.
The Estimator is responsible for preparing accurate cost estimates, bid sheets, and take-offs for substation and transmission line projects. They will also analyze historical cost data and perform site visits to ensure competitive and precise project bidding.
The Project Manager will lead utility-scale wind construction projects, overseeing budgets, schedules, and resources while ensuring safety and quality compliance. They are also responsible for mentoring project teams and managing stakeholder relationships to ensure successful project delivery.
The Vice President of Construction will provide strategic and operational leadership for the solar division, focusing on project execution, profitability, and revenue growth. They are responsible for building a high-performing team culture, managing key stakeholder relationships, and ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
The Senior Estimator is responsible for developing, preparing, and managing detailed cost estimates and proposals for complex transmission and substation power projects. They collaborate cross-functionally to validate scopes of work, identify project risks, and ensure competitive pricing strategies.
The Estimator II prepares accurate bid estimates for medium to large utility projects and coordinates with internal teams to ensure project compliance. They also monitor awarded contracts for scope changes and provide technical support to field operations to minimize construction risks.
The Senior Preconstruction Manager oversees all preconstruction activities, including risk management, planning, and the seamless transition of projects from estimating to the operational team. This role also involves managing direct reports, coordinating with vendors and engineers, and ensuring project targets are met through effective leadership.
The Senior Estimator is responsible for leading estimating activities, including quantity take-offs, bid management, and cost tracking for complex construction projects. They must collaborate with design teams and clients to provide accurate estimates, risk assessments, and value-engineered solutions.
The Accountant is responsible for managing accounts payable and receivable, processing journal entries, and performing bank and GL account reconciliations. They also handle sales and use tax returns, support internal and external audits, and ensure compliance with SOX guidelines.
The Development Engineer provides technical direction for design efforts pre- and post-award, managing equipment and subcontractor bid packages. They also monitor engineering deliverables, facilitate constructability reviews, and support construction and commissioning phases.
The Estimator II is responsible for preparing accurate bid estimates and project execution plans for medium to large-scale power and utility infrastructure projects. This role involves analyzing technical specifications, managing bid reviews, and coordinating with internal teams and clients to ensure competitive and compliant project delivery.
