Solar & Battery Storage: Assistant Project Manager
talisman
United States
Hybrid
USD 65,000 - 90,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
401(k)
Medical insurance
Vision insurance
Paid maternity leave
Paid paternity leave
Disability insurance
Job summary
A leading U.S.-based renewable energy developer is seeking an Assistant Project Manager for solar and battery storage projects. This role involves supporting project execution from design to operational turnover, managing EPC scopes, coordinating with teams, and ensuring project timelines are met. The ideal candidate will have experience in renewable projects, strong communication skills, and be willing to travel for field assignments. Benefits include 401(k), medical insurance, and paid leave.
Qualifications
Prior experience in an Assistant Project Manager role on large-scale solar or renewable energy projects.
Knowledge of contracting procedures and project financial reporting.
Ability to manage multiple project tasks from pre-construction through commissioning.
Responsibilities
Support project execution from design through construction and turnover to operations.
Assist in managing EPC scopes including budgeting, procurement, and scheduling.
Coordinate with internal teams and external contractors to ensure compliance with project timelines.
Skills
Project management
Communication skills
Organizational skills
Coordination
Education
BS in Engineering or Construction Management
Tools
Microsoft Office
Project scheduling software
AutoCAD
GIS
Job description
A leading U.S.-based renewable energy developer is seeking an Assistant Project Manager for solar and battery storage projects. This role involves supporting project execution from design to operational turnover, managing EPC scopes, coordinating with teams, and ensuring project timelines are met. The ideal candidate will have experience in renewable projects, strong communication skills, and be willing to travel for field assignments. Benefits include 401(k), medical insurance, and paid leave.