Terawatt Infrastructure
Construction Project Manager
Miami, FL · Contract
Sponsorship not specified$120k-$135kDetected 29 days ago
Project ManagementConfluenceBusiness DevelopmentLogisticsPower ElectronicsLeadershipCommunicationProblem SolvingConstruction ManagementRenewable Energy
About the role
- About Terawatt Infrastructure The once-in-a-century transition to autonomous and electric vehicles is underway and will require a multi-trillion-dollar investment in energy and charging infrastructure, and the real estate to site it on.
- The right candidate brings strong technical understanding of construction and site development, along with excellent organizational and communication skills.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field.
- 8 + years of relevant experience in construction or project management.
- Experience managing development or construction of new infrastructure projects.
- Strong proficiency with project management tools and software such as Procore, Smartsheets, Confluence, TestFit, and Google Workspace.
Nice to have
- Ability to influence Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) in local utilities in markets such as Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Atlanta, and New Orleans to accelerate permitting for complex infrastructure projects
- Experience identifying high-impact value engineering (VE) opportunities to reduce underground trenching and copper usage while maintaining long-term power scalability
- We're growing and want you to grow with us.
- We encourage people from all backgrounds to apply.
- Terawatt Infrastructure is an equal-opportunity employer.
Skills
- Terawatt is the leader in delivering large-scale, turnkey charging solutions for companies rapidly deploying AV and EV fleets.
- Role Description
- Core Responsibilities
Compensation
- $120k-$135k
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