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Remote New Job Opening: Senior Project Manager in Los Angeles, CA

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viridian energy consultingNaperville (IL)

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Senior Project Manager
Remote: West Coast US25% travel to project sites and client visits$Work as a hands-on Senior PM supported by an APM on solar rooftop and carport projects at LA school projects. Typical projects are between 300-800KWp, your role will be a full design & build PM position, mostly focused on the execution of the project, working with the project engineering team through design and then implementing the project. You'll take ownership of project delivery, ensuring that each project meets its goals and delivers value to the customer. You'll be responsible for delivering between 4-6 solar school projects, working with the client and the DSA to implement the projects. You'll manage the scope, the schedule, the budget and oversee the contractors who are implementing the project to ensure it gets delivered on budget and on time.10 years of project management experience~ Experience in commercial or industrial solar PV projects, as this will be the focus of your work.~ The company is a clean-tech integrator focused on delivering energy solutions that help customers prepare for the future. As part of a global energy company, they bring stability and vision to their projects. In North America, they've been providing turnkey solutions for over two decades, with over 2,500 projects and $450 million in infrastructure and energy investments.

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