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Director of Construction - Data Centers

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confidentialSavannah (GA)

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About the role

Director of Construction – Electrical Self-Perform (Data Centers)
Salary: 240K-300KRelocation: Leesburg, Virginia
Relocation assistance: Provided
Job location: On-site
What You Bring 10+ years in electrical construction leadership (data center or mission-critical required) Proven success managing large, complex self-perform projects Manage Project size of $50 Million Strong financial, operational, and team leadership skills Your Next Opportunity Lead high-impact, mission-critical electrical projects and drive performance across self-perform operations. Own P&L, execution, and delivery while scaling teams and winning complex data center work.
What You’ll Do:
  • Drive P&L performance, growth, and profitability
  • Lead large-scale data center electrical projects end-to-end
  • Partner with PMs, Superintendents, and BD to win and deliver work
  • Manage risk, schedule, cost, and quality across all projects
  • Build and lead high-performing teams
  • Strengthen client relationships and execution strategy
Why This RoleYou’ll lead the projects everyone is chasing—high-value, complex work where your leadership directly drives outcomes, growth, and market impact.

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