Electrical Project Manager & Estimator — Growth Opportunity

Socket.dev; Pleasanton (CA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Degryse Electric in Pleasanton, CA, seeks an Electrical Project Manager / Estimator to support commercial electrical projects from estimating through execution. Initially, you will function as a junior PM under senior leadership while combining estimating and project-management responsibilities.

The role emphasizes detailed estimating, teamwork with foremen and leadership, and a path toward broader PM responsibilities across Bay Area projects.

Qualifications

• Commercial electrical construction experience.
• Electrical estimating and/or project-management experience.
• Ability to read electrical plans and specifications.
• Understanding of commercial electrical materials and installation methods.
• Strong organization and communication.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities.

Responsibilities

• Prepare estimates for commercial electrical opportunities.
• Review drawings, specifications, scopes, and bid documents.
• Develop labor and material takeoffs.
• Support pricing and proposal preparation.
• Assist with project planning after award.
• Coordinate field requirements with Foremen and project leadership.
• Track project budgets, materials, schedules, and scope changes.
• Support change-order pricing and documentation.
• Communicate with customers, general contractors, vendors, and field personnel.
• Assist with project closeout and documentation.
• Maintain organized project records and reporting.

Skills

PM/Estimator experience

Reading electrical plans & specs

Organizational skills

Communication

Job description

Degryse Electric in Pleasanton, CA, seeks an Electrical Project Manager / Estimator to support commercial electrical projects from estimating through execution. Initially, you will function as a junior PM under senior leadership while combining estimating and project-management responsibilities.

The role emphasizes detailed estimating, teamwork with foremen and leadership, and a path toward broader PM responsibilities across Bay Area projects.