Project Executive - Data Center | Construction

Posted 4 days ago

metric dcxDenver (CO)

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About the role

We’re recruiting a Project Executive to lead large-scale data center construction projects for a top U.S. general contractor with a strong mission-critical portfolio. This role has full responsibility for project delivery, financial performance, and client relationships across multiple data center projects. You’ll provide executive oversight to project teams, partner closely with owners and designers, and ensure projects are delivered safely, on schedule, and profitably. Key Focus Areas Executive leadership of multiple data center projects Client relationship management and repeat business development Financial oversight, risk management, and profitability Mentoring senior project teams and driving performance Oversight of complex MEP, commissioning, and phased turnover scopes
What We’re Looking For:
  • 10+ years with a reputable general contractor
  • Proven experience leading data center or mission-critical projects
  • Strong leadership, client-facing, and financial management skills
  • Why This Role
  • Leadership role in one of the fastest-growing construction sectors
  • High visibility with executive leadership and key clients
  • Competitive compensation and long-term growth potential

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