root/edge
Project Developer / Project Manager HV Substations
root/edge, Phoenix, Arizona, United States, 85003
Project Developer / Project Manager HV Substations
This range is provided by root/edge. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.
Base pay range $185,000.00/yr - $250,000.00/yr
Additional compensation types Annual Bonus and Sign-on bonus
Direct message the job poster from root/edge
Managing Partner & Founder @ root/edge | Talent Strategy for Clean Energy, Power & Digital Infrastructure | Former Pro Athlete Senior Project Developer / Project Manager – HV Substations
Location:
Phoenix, AZ (Hybrid)
Sector:
Power Delivery, Grid Infrastructure, Renewables & Energy Storage
The Role This position is designed for experienced substation professionals who want to
move upstream in the value chain —from designing and executing scopes to
owning projects, decisions, and outcomes .
Our client is a well‑capitalized
developer and long‑term owner
of grid‑connected infrastructure across the U.S. Southwest, including renewable generation, energy storage, and transmission assets. The organization operates with a
lean, highly technical development team , supported by institutional capital, proven execution capability, and a deep pipeline of active projects.
As a
Senior Project Developer / PM – HV Substations , you will serve as the owner’s technical and delivery lead for substation scope. You will guide projects from early development through construction and commissioning, managing external engineers, utilities, OEMs, and contractors while maintaining strategic oversight of cost, schedule, risk, and long‑term asset value.
This is a hands‑on leadership role for someone who wants to stay close to the technical details while expanding influence into development strategy, commercial decision‑making, and execution ownership.
Key Responsibilities
Act as the
owner’s technical lead
for HV/MV substations supporting renewable, storage, and transmission projects.
Lead substation scope from
conceptual development through IFC, construction, and energization .
Manage and technically oversee
external EPCs, engineering firms, consultants, and OEMs .
Drive key decisions related to
design standards, equipment selection, constructability, cost, and schedule tradeoffs .
Own substation schedules and milestones, coordinating closely with development, interconnection, permitting, and construction teams.
Interface directly with
utilities, ISOs/RTOs, and interconnection stakeholders
on studies, submissions, and agreements.
Review and approve engineering deliverables, specifications, studies, and vendor packages with an owner’s mindset.
Apply applicable
IEEE, NESC, and utility standards
with practical, execution‑focused judgment.
Serve as a senior technical contributor in a
small, collaborative team
with real authority and accountability.
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE required).
PE license preferred, but not required.
12–20+ years of experience in
substation engineering, EPC, consulting, or owner‑side delivery .
Prior experience as a
technical lead, project manager, or owner‑facing engineer .
Direct involvement in
345kV and/or 500kV
substation projects.
Strong understanding of
utility interconnection and grid integration
processes.
Comfortable operating across technical, commercial, and stakeholder‑facing dimensions of a project.
Based in, or willing to relocate to, the
Greater Phoenix area
(hybrid flexibility).
Why Candidates Take This Role
Step onto the owner/developer side
without losing technical depth.
Own outcomes , not just scopes or drawings.
Work within a
nimble, high‑impact team
with fast decision‑making and minimal bureaucracy.
Backed by
long‑term capital and a robust project pipeline .
Gain exposure to
development strategy, cost control, and asset‑level decision‑making .
Contribute to critical grid infrastructure that enables renewable growth, load expansion, and energy security.
Who This Is Ideal For Senior substation engineers or technical project managers who want to:
Stay technical while expanding commercial and strategic influence.
Move beyond consulting or EPC delivery into
true project ownership .
Play a visible, trusted role in shaping infrastructure that will operate for decades.
Seniority level Director
Employment type Full‑time
Job function Project Management
Industries: Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution and Electric Power Generation
Inferred from the description for this job Medical insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
Paid paternity leave
Paid maternity leave
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Base pay range $185,000.00/yr - $250,000.00/yr
Additional compensation types Annual Bonus and Sign-on bonus
Direct message the job poster from root/edge
Managing Partner & Founder @ root/edge | Talent Strategy for Clean Energy, Power & Digital Infrastructure | Former Pro Athlete Senior Project Developer / Project Manager – HV Substations
Location:
Phoenix, AZ (Hybrid)
Sector:
Power Delivery, Grid Infrastructure, Renewables & Energy Storage
The Role This position is designed for experienced substation professionals who want to
move upstream in the value chain —from designing and executing scopes to
owning projects, decisions, and outcomes .
Our client is a well‑capitalized
developer and long‑term owner
of grid‑connected infrastructure across the U.S. Southwest, including renewable generation, energy storage, and transmission assets. The organization operates with a
lean, highly technical development team , supported by institutional capital, proven execution capability, and a deep pipeline of active projects.
As a
Senior Project Developer / PM – HV Substations , you will serve as the owner’s technical and delivery lead for substation scope. You will guide projects from early development through construction and commissioning, managing external engineers, utilities, OEMs, and contractors while maintaining strategic oversight of cost, schedule, risk, and long‑term asset value.
This is a hands‑on leadership role for someone who wants to stay close to the technical details while expanding influence into development strategy, commercial decision‑making, and execution ownership.
Key Responsibilities
Act as the
owner’s technical lead
for HV/MV substations supporting renewable, storage, and transmission projects.
Lead substation scope from
conceptual development through IFC, construction, and energization .
Manage and technically oversee
external EPCs, engineering firms, consultants, and OEMs .
Drive key decisions related to
design standards, equipment selection, constructability, cost, and schedule tradeoffs .
Own substation schedules and milestones, coordinating closely with development, interconnection, permitting, and construction teams.
Interface directly with
utilities, ISOs/RTOs, and interconnection stakeholders
on studies, submissions, and agreements.
Review and approve engineering deliverables, specifications, studies, and vendor packages with an owner’s mindset.
Apply applicable
IEEE, NESC, and utility standards
with practical, execution‑focused judgment.
Serve as a senior technical contributor in a
small, collaborative team
with real authority and accountability.
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE required).
PE license preferred, but not required.
12–20+ years of experience in
substation engineering, EPC, consulting, or owner‑side delivery .
Prior experience as a
technical lead, project manager, or owner‑facing engineer .
Direct involvement in
345kV and/or 500kV
substation projects.
Strong understanding of
utility interconnection and grid integration
processes.
Comfortable operating across technical, commercial, and stakeholder‑facing dimensions of a project.
Based in, or willing to relocate to, the
Greater Phoenix area
(hybrid flexibility).
Why Candidates Take This Role
Step onto the owner/developer side
without losing technical depth.
Own outcomes , not just scopes or drawings.
Work within a
nimble, high‑impact team
with fast decision‑making and minimal bureaucracy.
Backed by
long‑term capital and a robust project pipeline .
Gain exposure to
development strategy, cost control, and asset‑level decision‑making .
Contribute to critical grid infrastructure that enables renewable growth, load expansion, and energy security.
Who This Is Ideal For Senior substation engineers or technical project managers who want to:
Stay technical while expanding commercial and strategic influence.
Move beyond consulting or EPC delivery into
true project ownership .
Play a visible, trusted role in shaping infrastructure that will operate for decades.
Seniority level Director
Employment type Full‑time
Job function Project Management
Industries: Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution and Electric Power Generation
Inferred from the description for this job Medical insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
Paid paternity leave
Paid maternity leave
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