Senior Electrical Program Manager - Commercial Construction

The Electrical Subject Matter Expert AKA Electrical Engineering Program Manager serves as technical authority for all mechanical and plumbing systems across commercial construction projects. This role supports preconstruction, estimating, procurement, and field operations by providing expert guidance on related building systems, including design, constructability, pricing, code compliance, and risk mitigation. The Electrical SME collaborates closely with project teams, trade partners, designers, and clients to ensure mechanical and plumbing scopes are accurate, efficient, and aligned with quality, safety, and financial objectives. Key Responsibilities Provide technical oversight for electrical scopes during conceptual, schematic, design development, and GMP phases Review electrical drawings, specifications, and narratives for completeness, constructability, and coordination Assist estimating teams with quantity validation, scope gap analysis, value engineering, and alternates Support subcontractor bid leveling, scope reviews, and contract clarifications Act as the primary electrical technical liaison with architects, engineers, and consultants Identify design conflicts, code issues, and constructability concerns early and recommend solutions Support design-assist and design-build efforts, including system selection and performance criteria Construction Phase Support Provide technical guidance to project teams during construction and commissioning Assist with electrical RFI responses, submittal reviews, and change management support Support field teams with troubleshooting, sequencing strategies, and installation best practices Participate in commissioning, turnover, and closeout activities as needed Establish and maintain electrical standards, checklists, and best practices Ensure compliance with applicable codes, standards, and regulations (IMC, IPC, local AHJ requirements, etc.) Identify electrical-related risks and support mitigation strategies throughout the project lifecycle Promote safety, quality control, and consistency across all electrical installations Serve as a technical resource and mentor to estimators, project engineers, and superintendents Contribute to internal training sessions and lessons-learned initiatives Stay current on emerging technologies, materials, and market trends affecting mechanical and plumbing systems Qualifications Required Minimum 10+ years of progressive experience in commercial electrical construction Strong background in preconstruction, estimating, and/or project management Deep knowledge of electrical systems Thorough understanding of IMC, IPC, local codes, and AHJ requirements Ability to read and interpret construction documents at a high level Strong communication skills with the ability to collaborate across disciplines Preferred Electrical license, PE, or equivalent technical certification Experience with design-build or design-assist delivery methods Experience supporting large-scale commercial, industrial, or mission-critical projects Familiarity with electrical estimating and project management software Core Competencies Technical expertise and problem-solving Constructability and risk awareness Clear communication and collaboration Attention to detail and quality Leadership without direct authority Physical & Work Requirements Ability to visit active construction sites as needed Ability to review drawings, specifications, and technical documents for extended periods Occasional travel based on project needs Competitive base salary (commensurate with experience) Annual performance bonus eligibility Comprehensive health and dental benefits Retirement savings plan Professional development and continuing education support #J-18808-Ljbffr PWMG