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As Scout’s Renewable Energy Construction Project Manager, you will play a pivotal role in the construction of utility-scale solar, wind, and BESS projects. You will report to a Director, Construction and be involved in all phases of facility construction, from pre-construction design and planning through commissioning and closeout.
Your attention to detail and ability to concurrently drive multiple work streams forward on time and on budget will be key to your success. Your technical knowledge of utility-scale solar and your ability to communicate with audiences who have a wide range of technical proficiency will determine your effectiveness in this role.
Travel to site is expected once or twice per month during project construction.
During project construction, you will:
- Lead and manage the successful execution of all activities at the project site, including EPC contractor(s), equipment suppliers, construction services and related work, including ensuring safety is a priority and is adequately addressed by all on site personnel associated with the project.
- Manage projects within the Procore environment, including working with finance, accounting, and IT to ensure the accuracy of the data within Procore.
- Ensure QC/QA measures are implemented and documented.
- Manage the schedule, resolve potential delays, update the schedule, and keep relevant internal stakeholders informed of progress and challenges.
- Manage the third-party on-site team of quality control professionals representing the owner, including the site manager and the electrical and civil specialists.
- Manage the various construction contracts and interface with the EPC contractor(s), vendors, owner’s engineers, and independent engineers, including change orders and cost control of project within the approved budget.
- Manage and approve invoices and costs incurred under all project contracts.
- Manage and update project budget
- Support and coordinate with internal business units as required.
Represent Scout professionally and communicate with internal and external team members, project partners, and stakeholders, including:
- Mentoring and collaborating closely with a high-performing, early career assistant project manager.
- Leading weekly meetings with the contractor and host internal update meetings with the Development and Finance teams.
- Attending monthly meetings at the project site.
- Developing, writing and distributing monthly reports on construction status, schedule, and cost controls.
- Responding to questions with independent engineers throughout construction and closing out any open items to support the project’s achievement of on-time financial closure.
Close out the project, including:
- Coordinating final service acceptance inspections, punch list close out, and transitioning the project to Operations and Maintenance (O&M) and Asset Management.
- Conducting Lessons Learned meeting and report out to the Construction group.
Support development of mid- to late- stage projects, using your technical knowledge and practical experience to inform Scout's approach to phase developing and designing the solar facilities during pre-construction including:
- Interfacing with Engineering, Development, Procurement, and Finance to optimize project design
- Assessing project constructability
- Attending micro-siting site visits
- Reviewing of construction documents
- Developing quality control processes
- Optimizing processes in Procore
- Providing construction input into the permitting process.
- Providing technical input to EPC contract negotiations and assisting with reviewing and developing technical contract exhibits.
Requirements
Education and Work Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a relevant technical field, or combination of relevant experience and technical certification(s) required. Construction management or engineering degree preferred.
- Experience as a project manager or progressing positions in renewable construction are required.
- Remote position: Participated in 4+ construction projects to date with increasing levels of responsibility.
- Boulder office-based position: Participated in 2+ solar construction projects to date with increasing levels of responsibility.
- Experience mentoring and training junior team members preferred.
- Demonstrated understanding of reading technical designs, studies, and specifications.
Proficient with computers and has strong working knowledge of the following:
- Adept at MS Office and document management systems (e.g., SharePoint). Procore familiarity a plus.
- Creating and managing schedules using MS Project and/or other scheduling software a plus.
- Familiar with the use of Google Earth. Understanding of ArcGIS and Global Mapper a plus.
Work Environment and Work Style:
- Ability to solve problems and make informed decisions quickly in an entrepreneurial environment where processes may not be defined.
- Strong verbal and written communication, organizational, project management, problem-solving and team-building skills.
- Demonstrated high level of ownership and responsibility over all aspects of project work.
- Demonstrated ability to work in a flat organization, successfully leveraging the expertise of multiple colleagues in different lines of reporting.
- Ability to multi-task and arbitrate between conflicting priorities with clear target setting and follow-through capability in a fast-paced and rapidly changing work environment.
Additional Qualifications:
- Must have a valid current driver license, and able to travel.
- Working knowledge of OSHA requirements. OSHA 10 certification preferred.
- Authorized to work in the United States.
Working Conditions:
- Ability to work outside of a Monday through Friday schedule, including holidays and weekends, at times when needed by the project.
- This position requires up to 50% travel to project sites in the U.S. In addition, remote candidates will need to travel to Boulder at least one week per month.
Timeline and Location
We would like the Renewable Energy Construction Project Manager to start by January 2027 or sooner. The candidate preferably will be able to work out of our Boulder office on our current hybrid (3-2) schedule. More seasoned candidates will be considered for remote work and will be required to travel to the office monthly in addition to project travel.
Scout’s Values
Mission-Orientation. High achievers who want to make a difference in this world and contribute to Scout’s stated mission.
Teamwork. Respectful and appreciative colleagues with strong interpersonal skills and a commitment to fostering positive relationships across organizational boundaries to deliver on shared team goals.
Safety. Uncompromising advocates for the health and safety of fellow employees, contractors, customers, and community members.
Integrity. Ethical professionals who do the right thing even when it is difficult.
Initiative. Resourceful self-motivators who thrive in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment because of their exceptional leadership, work ethic, and organizational skills.
Intelligence. Problem-solving learners who can make informed decisions quickly and create innovative and pragmatic solutions to challenging problems.
Invitation to Women and U.S. Underrepresented Groups
We encourage applications from all demographics and especially those that are traditionally underrepresented in the energy industry. Consistent with our core values, Scout celebrates the diversity of thought and experience that comes from a range of backgrounds including, but not limited to, gender, race, and ethnicity.
Invitation to Veterans
Scout welcomes veterans of the United States Armed Forces to apply for this position. Scout includes veterans of all branches and a diverse set of occupational specialties. We value the independent thinking, problem solving, leadership, and teamwork that our veterans have developed through their service. We welcome applications from any service and any military occupational specialty.
Benefits
Target base salary: $125,000 - $160,000. (Compensation is based on years of relevant experience.) Attractive bonus potential.
Scout offers a full range of benefits, including medical/dental/vision insurance with attractive premiums, 401(k) match, STD, LTD, an Employee Assistance Program, and a range of optional supplemental insurance coverage.
As Scout’s Renewable Energy Construction Project Manager, you will play a pivotal role in the construction of utility-scale solar, wind, and BESS projects. You will report to a Director, Construction and be involved in all phases of facility construction, from pre-construction design and planning through commissioning and closeout.
Your attention to detail and ability to concurrently drive multiple work streams forward on time and on budget will be key to your success. Your technical knowledge of utility-scale solar and your ability to communicate with audiences who have a wide range of technical proficiency will determine your effectiveness in this role.
Travel to site is expected once or twice per month during project construction.
During project construction, you will:
- Lead and manage the successful execution of all activities at the project site, including EPC contractor(s), equipment suppliers, construction services and related work, including ensuring safety is a priority and is adequately addressed by all on site personnel associated with the project.
- Manage projects within the Procore environment, including working with finance, accounting, and IT to ensure the accuracy of the data within Procore.
- Ensure QC/QA measures are implemented and documented.
- Manage the schedule, resolve potential delays, update the schedule, and keep relevant internal stakeholders informed of progress and challenges.
- Manage the third-party on-site team of quality control professionals representing the owner, including the site manager and the electrical and civil specialists.
- Manage the various construction contracts and interface with the EPC contractor(s), vendors, owner’s engineers, and independent engineers, including change orders and cost control of project within the approved budget.
- Manage and approve invoices and costs incurred under all project contracts.
- Manage and update project budget
- Support and coordinate with internal business units as required.
Represent Scout professionally and communicate with internal and external team members, project partners, and stakeholders, including:
- Mentoring and collaborating closely with a high-performing, early career assistant project manager.
- Leading weekly meetings with the contractor and host internal update meetings with the Development and Finance teams.
- Attending monthly meetings at the project site.
- Developing, writing and distributing monthly reports on construction status, schedule, and cost controls.
- Responding to questions with independent engineers throughout construction and closing out any open items to support the project’s achievement of on-time financial closure.
Close out the project, including:
- Coordinating final service acceptance inspections, punch list close out, and transitioning the project to Operations and Maintenance (O&M) and Asset Management.
- Conducting Lessons Learned meeting and report out to the Construction group.
Support development of mid- to late- stage projects, using your technical knowledge and practical experience to inform Scout's approach to phase developing and designing the solar facilities during pre-construction including:
- Interfacing with Engineering, Development, Procurement, and Finance to optimize project design
- Assessing project constructability
- Attending micro-siting site visits
- Reviewing of construction documents
- Developing quality control processes
- Optimizing processes in Procore
- Providing construction input into the permitting process.
- Providing technical input to EPC contract negotiations and assisting with reviewing and developing technical contract exhibits.
Requirements
Education and Work Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a relevant technical field, or combination of relevant experience and technical certification(s) required. Construction management or engineering degree preferred.
- Experience as a project manager or progressing positions in renewable construction are required.
- Remote position: Participated in 4+ construction projects to date with increasing levels of responsibility.
- Boulder office-based position: Participated in 2+ solar construction projects to date with increasing levels of responsibility.
- Experience mentoring and training junior team members preferred.
- Demonstrated understanding of reading technical designs, studies, and specifications.
Proficient with computers and has strong working knowledge of the following:
- Adept at MS Office and document management systems (e.g., SharePoint). Procore familiarity a plus.
- Creating and managing schedules using MS Project and/or other scheduling software a plus.
- Familiar with the use of Google Earth. Understanding of ArcGIS and Global Mapper a plus.
Work Environment and Work Style:
- Ability to solve problems and make informed decisions quickly in an entrepreneurial environment where processes may not be defined.
- Strong verbal and written communication, organizational, project management, problem-solving and team-building skills.
- Demonstrated high level of ownership and responsibility over all aspects of project work.
- Demonstrated ability to work in a flat organization, successfully leveraging the expertise of multiple colleagues in different lines of reporting.
- Ability to multi-task and arbitrate between conflicting priorities with clear target setting and follow-through capability in a fast-paced and rapidly changing work environment.
Additional Qualifications:
- Must have a valid current driver license, and able to travel.
- Working knowledge of OSHA requirements. OSHA 10 certification preferred.
- Authorized to work in the United States.
Working Conditions:
- Ability to work outside of a Monday through Friday schedule, including holidays and weekends, at times when needed by the project.
- This position requires up to 50% travel to project sites in the U.S. In addition, remote candidates will need to travel to Boulder at least one week per month.
Timeline and Location
We would like the Renewable Energy Construction Project Manager to start by January 2027 or sooner. The candidate preferably will be able to work out of our Boulder office on our current hybrid (3-2) schedule. More seasoned candidates will be considered for remote work and will be required to travel to the office monthly in addition to project travel.
Scout’s Values
Mission-Orientation. High achievers who want to make a difference in this world and contribute to Scout’s stated mission.
Teamwork. Respectful and appreciative colleagues with strong interpersonal skills and a commitment to fostering positive relationships across organizational boundaries to deliver on shared team goals.
Safety. Uncompromising advocates for the health and safety of fellow employees, contractors, customers, and community members.
Integrity. Ethical professionals who do the right thing even when it is difficult.
Initiative. Resourceful self-motivators who thrive in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment because of their exceptional leadership, work ethic, and organizational skills.
Intelligence. Problem-solving learners who can make informed decisions quickly and create innovative and pragmatic solutions to challenging problems.
Invitation to Women and U.S. Underrepresented Groups
We encourage applications from all demographics and especially those that are traditionally underrepresented in the energy industry. Consistent with our core values, Scout celebrates the diversity of thought and experience that comes from a range of backgrounds including, but not limited to, gender, race, and ethnicity.
Invitation to Veterans
Scout welcomes veterans of the United States Armed Forces to apply for this position. Scout includes veterans of all branches and a diverse set of occupational specialties. We value the independent thinking, problem solving, leadership, and teamwork that our veterans have developed through their service. We welcome applications from any service and any military occupational specialty.
Benefits
Target base salary: $125,000 - $160,000. (Compensation is based on years of relevant experience.) Attractive bonus potential.
Scout offers a full range of benefits, including medical/dental/vision insurance with attractive premiums, 401(k) match, STD, LTD, an Employee Assistance Program, and a range of optional supplemental insurance coverage.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in energy manager jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in engineering, environmental science, or a closely related field
- Certified Energy Manager (CEM) credential or willingness to obtain it
- Experience with energy management systems and building automation platforms
- Proficiency in utility bill analysis, benchmarking tools, and ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager
- Demonstrated ability to manage energy audits and identify capital improvement projects
- Familiarity with sustainability reporting frameworks such as LEED or GHG protocols
Tips for Your Energy Manager Job Search
Quantify your energy savings on paper
Hiring managers want numbers, not narratives. Convert every project into kilowatt-hours reduced, cost avoided, or percentage improvement in efficiency scores. If you managed a building portfolio, state the total square footage and the utility spend you influenced.
Get your CEM credential before applying
The Certified Energy Manager credential from the Association of Energy Engineers appears in a majority of mid-level and senior postings. Candidates who list it move faster through screening, so if you're close to qualifying hours, finish before submitting applications to competitive roles.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists energy manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target roles that match your building type experience
Energy manager postings are often written for a specific asset class: hospitals, campuses, industrial plants, or retail chains. Tailor your resume to mirror the building type in the job description, because HVAC and metering systems vary significantly across those environments.
Prepare a utility rate analysis example for interviews
Interviewers frequently ask you to walk through a real rate negotiation or demand-response enrollment decision. Have one concrete example ready that covers the data you pulled, the option you recommended, and the financial outcome. Vague answers about 'energy strategy' rarely satisfy technical hiring panels.
Follow up with a brief technical note after interviews
After a final-round interview, send a short follow-up that references one specific technical detail discussed, such as a metering gap you noticed or a potential utility incentive relevant to their portfolio. It signals genuine engagement and differentiates you from candidates who send generic thank-you emails.
Energy Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most energy managers?
The most active employers for energy managers right now are Tesla, Meta, and Amazon, and the most openings are in Texas, California, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Healthcare systems, large commercial real estate portfolios, and public universities tend to hire energy managers on a rolling basis due to ongoing sustainability mandates.
How many energy manager jobs are remote?
About 73% of energy manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, though the role is more site-dependent than many corporate positions. Reporting, procurement analysis, and utility data management work are the sub-functions most commonly offered in remote or hybrid arrangements, while roles tied to physical building operations or on-site audits require regular presence.
How do you become an energy manager?
Start with a degree in mechanical or electrical engineering, environmental science, or facilities management, then gain hands-on experience in building operations, energy auditing, or utility management. Earning the Certified Energy Manager credential strengthens your candidacy significantly. Many energy managers progress from roles in facilities coordination or sustainability analysis before moving into dedicated energy management positions.
How do you get hired as an energy manager with little experience?
Focus on roles with titles like energy analyst, sustainability coordinator, or facilities engineer, which share the core skill set and serve as direct pipelines into energy management. Volunteer to lead an energy audit or benchmarking project at your current employer, document the results, and lead with that project on your resume. The CEM credential also signals readiness to hiring managers even without years of dedicated experience.
What does the energy manager interview process look like?
Most processes run three to four stages: an initial screening call with HR, a technical interview with the facilities or engineering team, and a final round that often includes a case study or presentation on a past energy project. Some employers ask candidates to review a sample utility bill or propose a demand-reduction strategy on the spot, so practicing those scenarios ahead of time is worthwhile.
Where can I find and apply to energy manager jobs?
You can find and apply to energy manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the roles available, find the ones that match your experience and target industry, and apply directly to each listing that fits your background.
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