Project Manager - Data Center Construction - Low Voltage

About the role

LINX is hiring a Data Center Construction Project Manager to lead hyperscale builds at project sites across the country. If you've spent the last three years managing schedules, budgets, and crews on large-scale hyperscale data center projects, and you want a role built around long-term hyperscale assignments instead of general commercial construction, this is that role.

Where This Role Fits at LINX: Technician I → Technician II → Technician III → Lead Technician → Foreman → Superintendent → Project Manager → Senior Project Manager → Program Manager → Operations Manager. Project Manager is where LINX hands you full budget and workforce ownership on a project. It's also the direct path to Senior Project Manager and Program Manager as LINX's hyperscale footprint expands into new markets.

About LINX: Founded in 2003 by working industry practitioners, LINX has grown into a national commercial low voltage contractor with active markets across the country, including hyperscale data center construction from Salt Lake City UT, Cedar Rapids IA, Columbus OH, and beyond. As hyperscale demand accelerates nationwide, LINX's Mission Critical division is expanding its project management bench to keep pace, and this role is built for someone who wants to be a leader within that growth.

Responsibilities

• Project Planning and Site Coordination
  • Lead project kickoff meetings, define project schedules, and conduct site walkthroughs with clients and stakeholders at each new hyperscale location
  • Adapt project plans to the specific site conditions, local labor market, and client requirements of each new long-term assignment
• Budget Ownership
  • Own the full multi‑million dollar project budget, including labor hours, shift costs, materials, and equipment
  • Track spend against budget in real time and flag variances before they become overruns
• Materials and Procurement Management
  • Coordinate with the LINX procurement team to ensure all equipment and materials are ordered, received, and staged before each project's start date
  • Manage vendor and supplier relationships specific to each project site
• Workforce