Manager Of Execution Engineering

Do you have experience managing the design and engineering of large, utility-scale, solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage (BESS) projects in late-stage development, execution, construction, and operation? Do you have a desire to work for a people-first company that is rapidly growing? Do you possess exceptional organizational, communication & influencing skills? And do you believe that collaboration, accountability, and having fun ought to be key elements of your job? If you answer yes, read further & consider applying for our Manager of Execution Engineering role. This is a hybrid position, and we are seeking candidates who will work out of our Salt Lake City, UT, Portland, OR, Washington DC or Dana Point, CA locations.

What you will do: The Manager will work as an individual contributor alongside the Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) team members. Specific duties will include:

Project Execution: -Develop scopes of work and technical contract exhibits. -Seek and evaluate proposals for Owner’s engineering services. -Manage engineering consultants and Engineering Procurement & Construction (EPC) contractors to develop construction drawings and support materials. -Support the EPC Contractor RFP process and selection of EPCM consultant selection. -Oversee technical project due diligence and project engineering design reviews. -Coordinate feedback from internal stakeholders and Owner’s Engineering consultants on design reviews. -Value engineer PV and BESS system designs to maximize reliability & reduce overall project cost. -Establish/review technical specifications of Owner Furnished equipment in coordination with Procurement. -Support M&A technical, design, and constructability due diligence on project acquisitions. -Support project financing activities and technical diligence. -Support Operations/Asset Management teams to resolve technical issues at operating sites. -Assist Development, Project Management, and Commercial Execution teams with budget and schedule inputs. -Develop and implement technical solutions to region-specific requirements. -Contribute to Lessons Learned and continuous improvement initiatives within project development and execution. -Perform site visits as necessary. -Manage EPC Management Consultant through all technical support during construction, including:             a. Respond to contractor requests for information (RFIs). b. Perform field quality assurance (QA)/ quality control (QC) checks. c. Develop punchlists. d. Support commissioning activities with internal Technology/Commissioning teams and external stakeholders. e. Review commissioning reports and analyze system performance.

Growth & Leadership: -Contribute to process improvement initiatives to execute safe, quality, and high-performance projects. -Mentor and educate team on changing trends in technology, best practices, and safety. -Support the team as a technical subject matter expert. -Review recent and emerging technology and companies for Approved Vendor List inclusion. -Stay current on market conditions, focusing on policy items impacting design, procurement, and construction. -Clearly and concisely communicate plans with senior leadership using PowerPoint. -Attend site safety walks and identify job site hazards.    What we look for: -Passion for renewable/clean energy. -Exceptional organizational, communication, decision-making, problem-solving, analytical, and time management skills. -Resourcefulness and polite persistence. -Demonstrated collaborative partnerships with peers, management, and vendors. -Ability to flourish in a team environment. -Goal-oriented and thrive in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment. -Willingness to wear multiple hats to support getting the job done.   Minimum Qualifications: -6+ years of professional experience in energy system design, project or land development, and/or construction. -6+ years of experience in project management and/or consulting or as a project engineer. -Professional Engineering license preferred. -Graduate degree in engineering or business is preferred. -Electrical design experience, including 1-line and 3-line diagram conventions, NEC conductor sizing, overcurrent protection sizing, utility disconnecting means requirements, equipment selection, grounding methodologies, and short circuit current analysis. -Stormwater and grading experience with an understanding of the permitting constraints and limitations. -Experience with medium voltage collector system design. -Experience managing third-party consultants, vendors, and internal stakeholders. -Proficient with MS Office Suite. -Experience with Procore and/or similar construction management platforms. -Safety training certifications (OSHA 10-hour, CPR/first aid, etc.). -Ability to travel 25%.