HV Assistant Project Manager (Texas/Denver, CO)

Location: Full-time onsite jobsite in Texas or Denver, CO; regular local and interstate travel required

Salary: $97,767.00–$122,209.00 per year

Company

hirify.global provides infrastructure services for the power industry, including utility-scale solar, battery storage, and high-voltage substation projects.

What you will do

• Support the successful execution of high-voltage construction and operations projects.
• Review power purchase, interconnection, utility, contract, system impact, facility study, and owner engineer requirements for project compliance.
• Assist with high-voltage budgets, forecasts, subcontractor scopes, procurement, and project scheduling.
• Manage high-voltage subcontractors, including billings, RFIs, status reporting, risks, and scope changes.
• Coordinate project kickoffs, utility and owner meetings, engineering reviews, and construction schedule and scope reviews.
• Assemble final completion punch lists and support quality, profitability, schedule adherence, and customer satisfaction.

Requirements

• 3–4 years of related experience in the design and/or construction of power substations.
• Knowledge of electrical equipment construction and operation, with the ability to work safely in energized substations.
• Effective written and verbal English communication skills.
• Strong organization, prioritization, coordination, troubleshooting, analytical, and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work onsite at a Texas or Denver, CO jobsite and travel locally and interstate.
• Proficiency with office practices, procedures, and equipment.

Nice to have

• PMP certification or directly relevant industry experience.
• P6 scheduling experience.

Culture & Benefits

• Medical, dental, vision, basic life, and disability insurance for employees and eligible family members.
• 401(k) plan.
• Vacation, sick, and holiday pay.
• Commitment to diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplaces.
• Work involves frequent physical activity, lifting 20 or more pounds, climbing, and occasional exposure to moving mechanical parts and elevated locations.