Infrastructure Project Manager Jobs in Dallas, TX
Infrastructure Project Manager jobs in Dallas are in strong demand across Uptown, the Stemmons Corridor, and Las Colinas, driven by major investment in transportation, utilities, and commercial development. Employers hiring right now include Hunt Energy, LJA, and STV. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Company Description:
Hunt Energy Network (HEN), founded in 2018, specializes in delivering world‑class clean energy solutions. The company provides comprehensive support across the project lifecycle, from securing land leases and developing energy infrastructure to navigating the complex regulatory landscape of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) power market. HEN develops and deploys advanced energy storage assets that supply ERCOT with a distributed, coordinated fleet of fast‑responding resources to help efficiently balance the grid. Its proprietary TraDER platform automates trading and settlement activities across the portfolio while optimizing project siting and asset performance. With nearly one in six BESS assets in ERCOT, Hunt Energy Network is among the market’s leading operators.
Position Summary:
Hunt Energy Network is developing large-scale islanded (behind-the-meter) power campuses serving hyperscale AI data center loads, anchored by a multi-hundred-MW natural gas engine and BESS program currently in active development. This hybrid role pairs commercial origination with hands-on project execution: the Manager will advance offtake and partnership opportunities for the islanded power platform while managing day-to-day development execution — vendors, permits, schedule, and budget — under the Vice President of EPC. The role also supports evaluation and execution of broader business development and M&A opportunities across the Hunt energy platform.
Responsibilities:
Business Development Responsibilities
- Originate, qualify, and advance offtake counterparties (hyperscalers, data center developers, large industrial loads) for the islanded power package; manage teaser/CIM processes, NDAs, data rooms, and diligence responses.
- Structure and negotiate commercial frameworks — PPAs and power-as-a-service offerings, build-own-transfer, JV, and asset sale structures — in coordination with legal, finance, and executive leadership.
- Build and maintain the opportunity pipeline: market screening, site and counterparty analysis, competitive intelligence on the ERCOT BTM power landscape (including SB 6 dynamics).
- Support underwriting, diligence, and execution of M&A and investment opportunities across power generation, infrastructure, and adjacent platforms.
- Prepare board- and counterparty-quality materials: financial summaries, capacity/energization plans, marketing collateral, and transaction documentation.
Project Management Responsibilities
- Manage multi-vendor development execution across OEM (engine/generator supply), BOP packagers, EPC contractors, owner's engineers, and environmental consultants — scope alignment, interfaces, deliverables, and schedule.
- Drive the integrated project schedule: equipment delivery sequencing, energization ramp, and permitting critical path (TCEQ air authorizations, Title V, county/construction permits).
- Administer purchase orders, contracts, and milestone payment structures; track budget vs. committed CapEx and manage change control.
- Coordinate technical workstreams — emissions modeling and permitting strategy, fuel supply agreements, interconnection-independent (islanded) electrical design, BESS integration — with internal and external engineering teams.
- Report program status, risks, and decisions to the VP of EPC and executive leadership; own action tracking and vendor accountability.
Required Skills:
- Working fluency in project finance concepts (pro formas, capital structures, credit support) and technical fundamentals of gas generation, BESS, and electrical infrastructure.
- Strong project management fundamentals: schedule/budget ownership, contract administration, multi-vendor coordination; PMP or equivalent experience welcome.
- Willingness to travel to project sites and counterparty locations (~25–40%).
Required Experience:
- Bachelor's degree in engineering, finance, or related field; MBA or MS a plus.
- 7–12 years in energy/infrastructure development, EPC, investment banking, or private equity with direct exposure to power generation projects; BTM/distributed generation, data center, or midstream experience strongly preferred.
- Demonstrated commercial track record: offtake agreements, development partnerships, or closed M&A transactions.
Company Highlights:
- For 90 years, we have nurtured creative ideas and turned them into successful realities using three core strategic pillars – creativity, excellence, and people
- 401K – 12% employer contribution with no vesting period (6% Match and 6% non-matching contribution)
- Highly competitive compensation
- Hybrid work options available for most roles
- Five to eight weeks of PTO annually based on years of experience; eleven additional holidays per calendar year
- All Medical/Dental/Vision benefits start day one with the company; low employee premiums
- Education Assistance Program
- Free covered employee parking for Dallas HQ based employees
- Free specialty coffee bar in the Dallas HQ
- Onsite breakfast and lunch area in the Dallas HQ
- Commitment to the following ideals:
- Work/Life Balance
- Ongoing professional development opportunities
- An exceptional employee experience
Hunt is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. Hunt is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status.
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Infrastructure Project Manager Jobs in Dallas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an infrastructure project manager job in Dallas?
Focus your search on Dallas's transportation, utilities, and commercial construction sectors, which drive the highest volume of openings locally. Employers along the Stemmons Corridor, in the Uptown development zone, and across the Las Colinas business district hire consistently. A PMP certification and hands-on experience with public-sector or large-scale civil projects gives candidates a real edge in this market, where many roles intersect with NTTA, DART, and TxDOT contractor networks.
Which companies hire infrastructure project managers in Dallas?
Companies currently hiring infrastructure project managers in Dallas include Hunt Energy, LJA, and STV, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Dallas draws a mix of large engineering and construction firms, municipal contractors, and utility companies, many tied to ongoing highway, transit, and water infrastructure programs across the metro.
Are there remote infrastructure project manager jobs in Dallas?
Yes, though remote work is limited for this role since active project oversight typically requires on-site presence. About 73% of infrastructure project manager openings tied to Dallas are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with hybrid arrangements most common in planning, budgeting, and stakeholder coordination functions rather than field-facing construction management.
How can I get an infrastructure project manager job in Dallas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Dallas is through a project coordinator or assistant project manager role at a mid-size civil engineering or construction firm, particularly those contracting with the City of Dallas or TxDOT. Firms in the Stemmons Corridor and Irving area frequently hire juniors on active highway or utility projects. A degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related field, combined with any internship on public works, moves a candidate to the front of the line.
Which industries hire the most infrastructure project managers in Dallas?
Dallas infrastructure project manager roles concentrate in Consulting & Professional Services and Construction & Real Estate, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Dallas's sustained investment in highway expansion, DART transit buildout, and commercial real estate development keeps demand steady across these sectors.
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