The Construction Manager is responsible for overseeing site construction activities, ensuring projects are completed safely, on time, and within budget. They manage subcontractors, internal resources, and coordinate with customers, utilities, and local authorities.
The Project Manager II is responsible for overseeing the safe and efficient execution of EPC projects, including budget management, scheduling, and project closeout. They also lead strategic initiatives, manage multi-disciplinary teams, and serve as the primary point of contact for stakeholders.
Serve as the primary technical resource for the sales team during pre-sale development of project scope, costing, and application. Manage post-sale engineering tasks and act as a technical liaison to ensure project delivery requirements are met.
The Project Development Engineer serves as the primary technical resource for the sales team during pre-sale development and project scoping. They also provide ongoing technical support as part of the project management team throughout the post-sale project lifecycle.
The Field Application Engineer drives product adoption by influencing AEC firms during the design and specification stages. They provide technical consultation, support sales teams with technical justifications, and ensure company solutions are embedded into project designs.
The Project Engineer III leads the development and implementation of energy efficiency and production projects for customer facilities. They are responsible for managing engineering studies, design activities, and overseeing mechanical and electrical construction projects from award through implementation.
Drive growth in Commercial, Industrial, and Municipal markets by identifying and managing strategic accounts for energy resiliency solutions. Manage the full sales lifecycle from prospecting and relationship development to proposal presentation and order conversion.
