Utilities Project Manager

Insight Global; United States; On-site; USD 69,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Insight Global is seeking an Electrical Utilities Project Manager in the United States to lead project and engineering design, guide external engineers, and ensure compliance with IEEE and NESC codes. You will work with the supply chain to hire contractors, secure sites, and procure major equipment while coordinating with transmission operators to meet grid rules and manage budgets.

This role involves guiding commissioning tests, supporting legal filings, and updating leadership on risks and

Qualifications

• Experience within Electrical Utilities: Renewables, Solar or Substation.
• 2-5 years of Project Manager or Project Engineering experience.
• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering.
• Strong communication skills and ability to work in a fast-paced field environment.

Responsibilities

• Lead the project and engineering design, guide external engineers, and ensure compliance with industry codes like IEEE and NESC.
• Work with the supply chain team to hire contractors, secure sites, and buy major equipment.
• Coordinate with transmission operators to meet grid rules, track budgets, and support cost estimates.
• Guide commissioning tests, support legal filings, and keep management updated on project risks and progress.

Job description

Pay Rate: $50-$65 Hourly Based on Experience

Must Haves:

• Experience within Electrical Utilities: Renewables, Solar or Substation
• 2-5 Years of Project Manager or Project Engineering Experience
• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering
• Strong communication skills and ability to work in a fast‑paced field environment

Job Description

Insight Global is looking for a Electrical Utilities Project Manager. You lead the project and engineering design, guide external engineers, and ensure compliance with industry codes like IEEE and NESC. You work with the supply chain team to hire contractors, secure sites, and buy major equipment. You also coordinate with transmission operators to meet grid rules, track budgets, and support cost estimates. Your work includes guiding commissioning tests, supporting legal filings, and keeping management updated on project risks and progress.