The EPC Preconstruction Manager is accountable for every project from sales handoff to Notice to Proceed (NTP) and construction readiness. This role leads the preconstruction team that does the work while balancing preconstruction decisions against total installed cost, constructability, safety, quality, and the overall project schedule—not only design completion, purchase price, or the NTP date.
Compensation
Weekly pay
Quarterly bonus potential based on company performance
401(k) profit sharing plan
Comprehensive Medical & Dental Insurance
Contributions toward medical, dental, and vision insurance premiums, as well as health deductible expenses, for employees and their covered dependents
Flexible work schedule and hybrid work arrangements
Three weeks (120 hours) of vacation time, plus flexible paid time off (PTO) after the first year
12 days (96 hours) of paid sick leave
Eight paid company-wide closure days
Company-issued cell phone or reimbursement
Opportunities for professional growth through training and development programs
Annual company retreat to foster team building and company culture
Access to Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for confidential support and counseling services
Pet-friendly work environment
Responsibilities
Lead the preconstruction team and set priorities and standards
Review and approve the team's deliverables and remove roadblocks
Drive decisions across Design, Engineering, Procurement Construction, Finance, and Legal for Solar & BESS projects
Ensure Construction team staff participate in decisions affecting installation methods, equipment suitability, delivery sequencing, and field execution
Set and operate within written delegated authority for spending commitments, awards, change orders, and contingency use
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering (electrical, civil, or mechanical), construction management, or related field, or equivalent experience
Lead the development and integration of control systems for utility-scale generation, distributed energy resources, battery energy storage systems, renewable assets, and mission-critical data center microgrids.
Locations (3)
Dallas, Texas, United States
Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Compensation
The anticipated salary range for this role is $154,200 - $223,200 per year (presented in good faith). In addition to base pay, employees receive a comprehensive benefits package, such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off, and may be eligible for performance incentives, bonuses, commissions, or equity, depending on the role.
Responsibilities
Develop integrated controls and automation architectures for microgrids, distributed generation plants, and behind-the-meter power systems.
Define interfaces among plant DCS, microgrid controllers, EMS, SCADA, generator controls, BESS controls, protection relays, and utility systems.
Site Developer responsible for finding and securing land and power for data center deployments, negotiating land purchases, leases, and host agreements, and managing the full acquisition process.
Lead electrical engineering evaluation of prospective sites, colocation capacity, and build-to-suit opportunities for Nebius AI Cloud infrastructure acquisitions.
Responsibilities
Lead electrical engineering evaluation of prospective sites, colocation capacity, and build-to-suit opportunities
Own technical assumptions for power distribution topology, capacity, and equipment strategy feeding the pre-construction risk register
Assess utility interconnection, on-site generation, and redundancy strategies against site conditions and load requirements
Recommend Go / No-Go input on electrical feasibility as projects advance through key development milestones
Deliver technically validated electrical scope to the Delivery organization with complete documentation and minimized risk
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline
Provide expert legal guidance on large‑scale datacenter and infrastructure development projects.
Responsibilities
Provide expert legal guidance on matters related to developing large‑scale datacenter infrastructure and supporting utilities
Draft and negotiate land purchases, easements, leases, PPAs, interconnection agreements, fuel supply contracts, pipeline capacity agreements and other real estate and commercial transaction documents
Advise on municipal, county, State, and Federal requirements related to zoning, building and construction permitting, environmental reviews, power generation and utility interconnections, gas pipeline development and safety, water rights and wastewater treatment, air permitting for turbines/generation
Collaborate with internal stakeholders to brief county, State, and Federal regulators on applicable matters
Negotiate complex construction contracts, engineering‑procurement‑construction agreements, vendor and supply contracts related to datacenter buildout, power generation facilities, utility infrastructure, fuel procurement and delivery, and spaceport development
Requirements
JD or foreign equivalent from an ABA‑accredited law school
Nice to have: hyperscale datacenter or major industrial project development
Nice to have: familiarity with Texas regulatory environment
Nice to have: Public Utility Commission requirements
Principal Electrical Engineer - High Voltage Power Systems
Provides technical leadership for high‑voltage power systems, including generation interconnections, substations, transmission systems, and balance‑of‑plant infrastructure.
Responsibilities
Provide high‑voltage engineering expertise for studies, FEED, proposals, and EPC/EPCM projects.
Develop electrical system configurations and perform/review power‑system studies.
Prepare and review design deliverables, equipment specifications, calculations, and vendor documentation.
Define and coordinate interfaces between generation, substations, transmission systems, utilities, and plant electrical systems.
Specify and evaluate high‑voltage equipment, protection and control systems, and utility interconnection requirements.
Support power project development at SpaceX sites, including design, installation, and commissioning of electrical infrastructure.
Locations (2)
Bastrop, Texas, United States
Starbase, Texas, United States
Responsibilities
Support the design, installation, and commissioning of power project infrastructure, including generation, interconnection, substations, renewables and related electrical systems
Work closely with engineering, facilities, and project teams to align power project scope with SpaceXSI's operational needs
Coordinate with vendors and contractors to support equipment procurement, installation schedules, and compliance with SpaceXSI's technical and safety standards
Assist the facilities team with real estate matters for power project sites, such as identifying prospective properties, supporting lease and acquisition work, dispositions, and related site-control matters
Support legal, finance, and other departments on real estate and project transactions, including tracking terms and conditions, payment status, and required document and information delivery
Prepare control philosophies, functional specifications, sequence-of-operations documents, cause-and-effect matrices, and communications architecture diagrams.
Develop operating strategies for islanding, synchronization and resynchronization, black start, load following, generation dispatch, reserve management, voltage and frequency control, and fast load shedding.
Lead multi-vendor controls integration and coordinate technical requirements with generation OEMs, BESS suppliers, microgrid controller vendors, protection engineers, utilities, EPC teams, and customers.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline.
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