ISG
Substation Project Manager
Brookfield, WI
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 12 days ago
Project ManagementLeadership
About the role
- If you are passionate about leading complex substation projects, collaborating across multidisciplinary teams, and delivering reliable, forward-thinking infrastructure solutions, we invite you to explore a career with ISG's Substation team.
- Regardless of where this position is posted, we encourage all qualified candidates from any ISG geography to apply.
Requirements
- Your leadership, technical expertise, and ability to translate complex challenges into practical solutions will directly influence project success, client satisfaction, and the long-term reliability of essential systems.
Company info
- Founded in 1973, ISG is a multi-disciplinary, employee-owned firm providing architecture, engineering, environmental, and planning services to communities across the nation.
- simplify solutions and passionately design the future; we partner with clients to turn complex challenges into meaningful, lasting impact.
- ISG employee owners are motivated by a shared goal to stretch the limits of great design and go above and beyond to positively influence each other, our clients, and the communities we serve.
- We are seeking a driven and detail-oriented Substation Project Manager to lead complex substation projects that power communities and support critical infrastructure across the nation.
- In this role, you will guide high-impact, multi-phase projects from concept through commissioning; bringing together multidisciplinary teams, managing scope, schedule, and budget, and serving as a trusted partner to clients.
- This position will work on projects directly associated with FirstEnergy, one of ISG's trusted and longstanding client partners.
- We operate as a one-profit-center firm and we work as one team across all offices, sharing resources, expertise, and opportunities to best serve our clients and support our employee owners.
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