Project Manager – Commercial Solar
rise technicalEvanston (IL)
Project Manager – Commercial Solar
Posted 5 days ago
rise technicalEvanston (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Project Manager – Commercial Solar Competitive Pay + 7.5% Bonus + Full Benefits + Career Progression + Relocation Assistance Chicago, IL (Hybrid – 3 Days in Office) Are you a Project Manager with commercial solar experience, looking to join a rapidly growing company offering excellent career progression and the opportunity to manage a variety of solar projects? On offer is an exciting opportunity to join one of the nation's leading commercial solar developers, overseeing multiple rooftop and community solar projects across the Chicago region. This company is a rapidly expanding, vertically integrated solar developer specializing in commercial solar and energy storage. Having added 150 employees this year, they offer excellent stability and opportunities for progression. In this role, you'll manage multiple commercial solar projects, overseeing subcontractors, construction schedules and project delivery while working closely with engineering teams.
The Role:
- Manage 15–20 commercial solar projects simultaneously.
- Oversee subcontractors, schedules and construction delivery.
- Hybrid working with regular site visits.
- The Person:
- Commercial solar construction or project management experience.
- Experience managing subcontractors and multiple projects.
- Based near Arlington Heights or willing to relocate.
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