Senior Electrical Estimator
confidentialUnited (PA)
$130 K–$200 K
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confidentialUnited (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$130 K–$200 K
About the role
Work Arrangement: Remote with up to 20% travel
Salary Range: $130K–$200K + Bonus & Project incentives
You can get further details about the nature of this opening, and what is expected from applicants, by reading the below.
Experience Requirements:
- 6+ years of Electrical Estimating experience
- Electrical Background in data centers, healthcare, semiconductor, or large commercial projects
- Project portfolio required with resume submission
We are seeking a sharp, fast-paced, and strategic Senior/Lead Electrical Estimator with a strong track record of pricing complex, large-scale, mission-critical projects and winning competitive pursuits. If you thrive in high-stakes environments and want ownership of major estimates, this role is built for you.
What You BringStrong experience estimating electrical scopes
Ability to analyze complex designs and develop accurate, competitive estimates
Strong communication and collaboration skills
A mindset driven by accuracy, speed, and strategic execution
What You’ll Do:
- Lead takeoffs, pricing, and full-scope electrical estimates
- Develop competitive proposals for complex, schedule-driven projects
- Collaborate with Project Managers, Preconstruction, and leadership on pursuit strategy
- Review drawings, specifications, and subcontractor/vendor pricing
- Support client presentations and negotiations
- Continuously improve estimating tools, processes, and accuracy
Why This Role Stands OutYou’ll work on high-profile projects that shape skylines, power critical infrastructure, and push technical limits. xhmxlyz Your estimates will directly influence what the company wins next.
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