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David Careers

Vice President of Power Delivery Operations (Denver)

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bright mindsDenver (CO)
Construction ManagersElectric Power Distribution

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$250,000–$300,000

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About the role

Vice President of Power Delivery Operations Denver, CO$250,000–$300,000 Base Salary + Bonus + Stock Options Electrical Utility Construction | Transmission, Distribution & Substation Bright Minds is searching for an experienced Vice President of Power Delivery Operations for a leading electrical contractor specializing in transmission, distribution, and substation (T&D) construction. This executive leadership position will oversee regional operations, drive business growth, and ensure the successful execution of large-scale electrical infrastructure projects.
Key Responsibilities: Lead regional operations across transmission, distribution, and substation construction projects. Oversee project execution, financial performance, P&L, budgets, and profitability. Provide leadership and direction to operations managers, project managers, and field teams. Drive operational efficiency, safety, quality, and project performance. Develop and maintain relationships with utility clients, subcontractors, and industry partners. Support strategic growth, workforce planning, and business development initiatives.
Qualifications: 15+ years of experience in electrical utility construction, including significant senior operations leadership experience. Strong background in transmission, distribution, and/or substation construction. Proven experience managing large-scale projects, multiple crews, and regional operations. Strong financial acumen with full P&L responsibility. Established relationships within the utility and power delivery construction industry. Experience leading operations for a large electrical contractor or utility infrastructure construction company. To apply, please submit your resume to msmith@hirebrightminds.com.

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