Construction Project Manager

Terawatt Infrastructure•Greater Phoenix Area, AZ

22d•$135,000 - $155,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Developing sites that enable the rapid scaling of the electric vehicle market and the infrastructure required to support the transition to electrified transport. In this role, you will have the responsibility for managing execution of project design and construction activities for priority sites. Such activities may include, but not limited to, preliminary development, design phase work, contracting, full management of onsite construction, and commissioning to hand over completed sites to the Terawatt Operations team. Duties may include specification review and coordination, submittal review and approval, project scheduling, budget management, change management, contract negotiations, vendor and contractor management, progress tracking, quality control and assurance, and other like activities. Coordination of permitting, utility interconnection, and contractor engagement. Successful candidates will have extensive understanding of important construction technical concepts. You bring critical thinking and interpersonal communication skills (oral and written) necessary for a range of responsibilities including successful internal and external public and commercial stakeholder engagement. You have a proven ability to take ownership and initiative. You prioritize attention to detail, time management, and organization in your work to manage multiple projects at one time. Candidate must demonstrate prior experience with site-specific project scheduling, budget management, contractor / vendor management, and other internal project control and reporting tools (charters, funding memos, project change control, and construction estimating).

Requirements

6 years minimum experience in construction.
New project development or management, including complex civil or electrical projects in any of the following fields: site development with civil work, dense electrical infrastructure, renewable energy development, vehicle electrification, EV charging, clean energy, power grid development, freight or fleet transport and logistics.
Familiarity with project management tools, software, contracting structures and projects like Procore, Smartsheets, Confluence, and the Google Suite of tools.
Demonstrated experience in project management or civil engineering, with organizational, analytical and problem-solving skills, written and verbal communication skills with attention to detail.
Four-year degree in engineering, construction management, or related fields.
Required location for remote / hybrid work to be based in the Greater Phoenix Area

Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end management of construction for multiple large-scale EV charging infrastructure projects, consisting of greenfield or brownfield elements, building demolition, on-site energy generation assets, such as battery energy storage, solar photovoltaic, and low-emission generators.
Report to management regularly on project development progress and lead regular project management meetings to communicate progress and expectations to all stakeholders in a timely and clear manner.
Conform and enhance project control tools for your projects, such as schedules and budgets.
Identify and coordinate with external consultants and contractors, such as engineering firms, construction contractors, vendors, material suppliers, and internal subject matter experts to support project development activities.
Proactively address potential issues and manage tasks to advance project development and construction activities.
Lead process for management of detailed development and construction budget forecasts.
Analyze various elements required to deliver a viable site and develop schedule recommendations for completion timelines.
Work cohesively and collaboratively with internal stakeholders from development partners, Business Development, Product, Real Estate, Energy & Utilities, Technology, Site Operations, and Finance teams.
Be a principal evangelist for the electrification of transport, and the company’s role in making it happen.
Travel as needed (anticipated to be 40%) to remote job sites.