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Unknown is a turn-key ESCO energy provider delivering multi-technology energy projects across the Los Angeles area. As Project Manager you will lead projects from early development through construction, coordinating with sales, engineering, and subcontractors to shape cost-efficient solutions before ground is broken.
You'll run delivery milestones—schedule, budget, permitting, commissioning—and later manage a broader portfolio of customers and energy conservation solutions.
Tired of project work that only stretches as far as solar, or only as far as storage?
You won't be boxed into one technology here. This Project Manager role covers solar, battery storage, EV charging, lighting, energy services and building envelope work, often on the same project. If you want your track record to show range instead of repetition, this is where you build it.
You'll lead assigned projects from early development through construction, working alongside the sales team on customer presentations and with the engineering group, subcontractors and consultants to shape cost-effective solutions before a shovel goes in the ground. Once a project moves into delivery, you're the one running it: schedule, budget, subcontractors, permitting, commissioning, and every milestone in between.
You'll be working across a large Los Angeles project portfolio, helping cities, schools and municipalities cut costs, modernize aging infrastructure and generate renewable energy. Multi-technology, multi-site, and no two projects quite the same.
As you settle in, the role shifts from single-project ownership toward managing a broader portfolio of customers and energy conservation solutions, an obvious next step if you're looking to grow your remit rather than repeat it.
You'll be joining a turn-key Design-Build energy provider with a long-standing reputation as one of the best employers in the Bay Area. It's a genuine ESCO business at the forefront of that space, not a single-technology installer, which is why the work in front of you spans the full range of what a modern energy project actually involves.
Projects are based across the Los Angeles area, so you'll need to be comfortable getting to sites locally as required. In return, you get a portfolio big enough that you're rarely doing the same job twice.
$140,000 to $160,000, plus medical, vision, and dental cover, 401(k), tuition assistance and disability insurance.