Construction Program Manager 3

Responsibilities

• Monitor, control, and report energy delivery risks across active lease projects to maintain clear visibility into delivery status and potential issues.
• Proactively identify power delivery risks, schedule delays, and critical path impacts before they affect project milestones, and implement mitigation strategies.
• Maintain structured risk registers, issue logs, and escalation tracking aligned with established delivery governance processes.
• Support internal and external risk assessment meetings, including occasional travel to project sites, to review and address energy delivery concerns.
• Track and manage compliance with A-2 items and pre-lease execution risks identified during statement of qualifications (SOQ) evaluations.
• Provide oversight of energy milestone tracking for leased datacenter projects, ensuring accurate and timely reporting of progress.
• Coordinate internally with Energy Markets Program Managers, regional delivery teams, and cross-functional construction partners to align energization schedules and dependencies.
• Support utility outage engagement activities and assist with root cause analyses (RCA) and service level agreement (SLA) evaluations related to delivery delays or outages.
• Participate in construction reviews of business (ROBs) and escalation forums for critical projects to address issues impacting energy delivery.
• Identify whether issues originate from utilities, lease providers, contractors, or internal delivery dependencies and coordinate appropriate resolution paths.
• Review and validate technical documentation such as substation readiness packages, energization procedures, utility coordination updates, transformer testing documentation, single-line diagrams, and utility/interconnection readiness evidence.
• Serve as a key technical coordination point between internal stakeholders and external lease providers and utilities to ensure clear communication and alignment.
• Partner closely with lease providers, end-to-end delivery teams, datacenter engineering (DCE), lifecycle management (LCM), operations, Energy Markets Program Managers, and Energy Delivery Program Managers.
• Ensure compliance with Exhibit F obligations and lease-related technical requirements across all energy delivery activities.
• Produce recurring readiness reports, risk summaries, and executive-level escalation materials that clearly communicate project status and risks.
• Maintain organized documentation and evidence repositories in SharePoint and other program management systems for auditability and transparency.
• Support gas generation construction projects in Texas, coordinating with relevant stakeholders and ensuring adherence to technical and delivery requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, Energy Systems, or a related technical discipline.
• 8+ years of experience supporting electrical infrastructure delivery, utility coordination, or mission critical construction projects.
• 7+ years of experience in gas power plants, gas generation, and pipeline projects.
• Strong technical understanding of high voltage substations and their role in large-scale energy delivery.
• Deep knowledge of transmission and distribution systems and utility interconnections.
• Experience with energization processes, backup generation, and behind-the-meter (BTM) solutions.
• Strong technical understanding of natural gas generation and fuel supply infrastructure.
• Demonstrated experience managing delivery risks for large infrastructure or datacenter projects.
• Prominent experience coordinating across utilities, contractors, developers, and operations teams.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to convey complex technical information to diverse stakeholders.
• Effective escalation management skills to address and resolve critical delivery issues.
• Able to manage multiple technically complex projects simultaneously while maintaining attention to detail.
• Ability to support gas generation construction projects in Texas, including coordination with local stakeholders and utilities.