Project Manager to Project Manager Principal (Energy)

Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States; on-site. Work may take place at homes, offices, power plants, nuclear facilities, and construction sites, with travel typically 25% or less.

Salary: $87,633.00–$151,132.50 annually, depending on qualifications and level.

Company

hirify.global delivers safe, reliable, and innovative energy solutions across utility and infrastructure operations.

What you will do

• Plan, organize, coordinate, execute, monitor, control, and close base, intermediate, and complex projects.
• Develop project plans, schedules, budgets, staffing plans, procurement strategies, and project controls.
• Lead project meetings, outage updates, stakeholder presentations, and clear written and oral status reporting.
• Coordinate internal teams, customers, contractors, vendors, suppliers, and operating company personnel.
• Manage outside-service contracts, including proposals, competitive bids, negotiations, vendor performance, and quality.
• Promote safe delivery, continuous improvement, customer satisfaction, and effective project closeout.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in construction management, engineering, business, project management, computer science, or a related field, with 3–7 years of qualified experience depending on level; equivalent associate degree or high school pathways require additional experience.
• Experience in project management, major construction field work, project estimating, project controls, project engineering, outage management, or comparable production environments.
• Knowledge of construction safety, negotiations, scope and cost control, construction contracting, reporting, quality control, risk management, and procurement.
• Effective leadership, team-building, meeting-management, communication, conflict-management, strategic planning, and stakeholder-management skills.
• Ability to perform light physical duties, including construction-site walkdowns on unstable surfaces and climbing ladders, and to work in hazardous or radiation-controlled areas at nuclear sites within NRC limits.
• Valid state driver’s license required; willingness to travel, typically 25% or less, is required.

Nice to have

• Experience in utilities, commercial nuclear power, or IT systems.
• PMP certification.
• Prior experience progressing from Project Manager Associate to Project Manager and Senior Project Manager levels.

Culture & Benefits

• Safety-focused environment guided by the Zero Harm principle.
• Work across utility, generation, transmission, distribution, construction, and telecom infrastructure projects.
• Progressive development toward lead project manager responsibilities based on knowledge, experience, leadership competency, and certification.
• Equal employment opportunity and commitment to continuous improvement.