Traveling Senior Project Manager (Data Center Projects)
Traveling Senior Project Manager (Data Center Projects)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead full project lifecycle for hyperscale data center electrical scopes
- Manage budgets, forecasting, cost control, and financial strategy
- Oversee procurement, scheduling, RFIs, submittals, and change management
- Mentor PMs and support field leadership across multiple phases
- Coordinate with GCs, engineers, commissioning teams, and client reps
- Drive execution on fast‑track schedules with precision and urgency
- Travel nationwide on multi‑week rotations - full travel support provided
- 5+ years of electrical construction project management experience leading Ground‑Up Data Center builds, fast‑track schedules, and large electrical scopes.
- Mission‑critical or large industrial/commercial project background
- Strong financial leadership and scheduling expertise
- Proficiency with Procore, Bluebeam, BIM 360, and Microsoft Office
- Ability to lead teams, mentor PMs, and drive strategic outcomes
- A decisive, solutions‑driven leadership style
- Why You’ll Love This Role:
- Work for xhmxlyz a Top 5 ENR Electrical Contractor with a massive mission‑critical pipeline
- Build cutting‑edge data centers for major tech clients
- Competitive compensation + 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
- High‑performance team environment with strong executive support
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