Traveling Project Executive (Data Center Projects)

Posted 4 days ago

jayco talentDenver (CO)

Construction Managers Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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About the role

Traveling Project Executive (Data Center Projects) If you’re a Project Executive who thrives in high‑stakes, high‑speed environments - the kind of leader who can oversee massive electrical scopes, guide PMs and Supers, and drive mission‑critical execution, this role is built for you. What You’ll Lead: Full lifecycle oversight of large‑scale Ground‑Up Data Center electrical projects Strategic leadership across PMs, Senior PMs, Superintendents, Senior Supers, and General Supers Financial strategy: forecasting, cost control, margin protection, and executive reporting Client relationships, contract negotiations, and high‑level coordination Fast‑track scheduling, manpower planning, and multi‑project oversight Commissioning, QA/QC, and turnover for complex mission‑critical systems

What You Bring:

10+ years of electrical construction leadership experience
Proven success overseeing Ground‑Up Data Center projects
Strong financial leadership, contract management, and executive‑level communication
Ability to lead PMs, Supers, and large field teams with clarity and confidence
Experience with Procore, Bluebeam, BIM 360, and Microsoft Office
A decisive, strategic, solutions‑driven leadership style
A passion for building mission‑critical projects and developing high‑performing teams
Why You’ll Love This Role:
Work for a Top 5 ENR Electrical Contractor with one of the strongest mission‑critical pipelines in the country
Competitive compensation + performance bonuses + expense account + vehicle allowance
Full benefits: medical, dental, vision, 401(k)
Paid Time Off
A culture that celebrates wins, supports growth, and values your expertise
The chance to build data centers that power the world’s digital infrastructure

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