Pivot Energy
Director, Preconstruction
Denver, Colorado · Director · Contract
Sponsorship not specified$135k-$180kDetected 47 days ago
Project ManagementStakeholder ManagementNegotiationForecastingBudgetingProcurementERPContract ManagementLeadershipCommunicationCollaborationConstruction ManagementRenewable Energy
About the role
- The Director, Preconstruction is a leadership role responsible for managing Pivot Energy's preconstruction function across a portfolio of distributed generation, community solar, commercial solar, and energy storage projects.
- The Director must balance strategic objectives with operational execution while driving predictable, scalable, and commercially sound project outcomes.
- Establish clear expectations for role ownership, communication, issue escalation, commercial rigor, documentation quality, and stakeholder responsiveness.
Responsibilities
- Lead, mentor, and develop a growing team of Preconstruction Managers, Senior Preconstruction Managers, and related delivery personnel.
- Maintain reporting standards, project prioritization, portfolio controls, issue escalation, and operational controls that create predictability across the preconstruction function.
- Drive consistency in project contracting, estimating standards, and handoff procedures.
- Serve as a senior point of contact for internal leadership, external contractor partners, consultants, vendors, and strategic stakeholders during preconstruction.
- Own a defined preconstruction book of business across multiple concurrent project portfolios, geographies, technologies, contractors, and customer or financing requirements.
Requirements
- Ensure material blockers are framed with issue, cause, impact, options, owner, due date, recommendation, and decision required so leadership and governance forums can act without ambiguity.
Compensation
- $135k-$180k
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