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McKim & Creed is seeking a Senior Electrical Project Manager (Electrical PE) to join our BEI unit in the Houston, TX office. You will lead electrical engineering projects within a multi-discipline team, interfacing with clients and driving high-quality service.
Ideal candidates have 8+ years of experience, PE certification (or reciprocity), and expertise in building power, lighting, telecom, and fire alarm systems. This role offers growth, mentorship, and cross-office opportunities.
The Electrical Engineering Group Manager leads and oversees the technical and design services for engineering projects as part of a multi-discipline project team and serves as the client interface for project matters, frequently interacting and working directly with clients. The Senior Electrical Project Manager is responsible for business development by sourcing new clients and delivering responsive, high-quality service to all clients through operational excellence. The Engineering Group Manager is responsible for building, and leading their team through coaching, mentoring, feedback, and hands-on career development while also identifying and recruiting new team members. The Engineering Group Manager is responsible for allocating resources, assessing the current workforce, forecasting future workforce needs, and the timeliness, quality, and adherence to established budgets for the group's projects.
PE certification or ability to gain one quickly through reciprocity.
Experience in building power, lighting, telecom, and fire alarm systems is required.
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