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Goodall Brazier is seeking an Electrical Project Manager for hyperscale data center projects in South Carolina, with travel across the USA. The role focuses on owning major electrical scopes and delivering large-scale data center builds, working with clients, engineers, and field teams.
The ideal candidate has proven data center project management experience, especially on projects valued at $20M+, and can manage subcontractors, procurement, and cost control in fast-paced environments.
ELECTRICAL PROJECT MANAGER – HYPERSCALE DATA CENTERS
Your next data center project shouldn’t just be another job — it should move your career forward.
Location: South Carolina (Travelers Welcome)
Data Center experience is required
If you’re an Electrical Project Manager with proven hyperscale or mission-critical data center experience, this is an opportunity to step into a role where you’ll have genuine ownership of major projects, long-term work and a clear path to progression.
You won’t be brought in simply to manage paperwork. You’ll have the opportunity to take ownership of major electrical scopes, work directly with clients and field leadership, and play a key role in delivering some of the largest data center projects in the country.
You’ll lead electrical data center projects from preconstruction through completion, working closely with clients, engineers, subcontractors, Superintendents, field leadership and internal teams.
You’ll be responsible for:
This isn’t about jumping from one project to the next with no clear direction.
The contractor has a strong pipeline of hyperscale data center projects and is looking for experienced Electrical PMs who want to take on larger projects, greater responsibility and continue progressing within the business.
You’ll receive a competitive base salary + bonus + per diem + vehicle/travel package + full benefits, alongside the opportunity to work on some of the biggest data center builds in the country.
If you’re an Electrical PM with genuine data center experience and want to know what the next step looks like, this could be worth a conversation.