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Project Manager (Electrical Construction)

Jobot · Dallas, TX · Project Management Team

Compensation

$120k – $160k /yr

Employment type

Contract

Work setting

On-site

Location

Dallas, TX

Schedule

Day shift

Posted

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Job overview

The Project Manager (Electrical Construction) role is a hybrid position based in Dallas, TX, with a salary range of $120,000 - $160,000 per year. This role supports a growing construction organization specializing in complex electrical projects for the residential and multifamily sector. The role exists to manage multifamily construction and affordable housing developments from start to finish. By overseeing budgets, schedules, and electrical systems, the project manager ensures high-quality project delivery and fosters strong client partnerships.

What you'll do

  • Manage multifamily construction and affordable housing projects.
  • Develop and manage budgets, change orders, and schedules.
  • Forecast costs.
  • Use Bluebeam and Procore.
  • Oversee electrical systems and submittals.
  • Ensure quality control.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies
full-time
day shift
dallas tx
hybrid
project manager
electrical
construction
multifamily
budgeting
procore
$120k-$160k/yr
Work arrangement
  • Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

  • Competitive compensation, bonus potential, medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with employer contribution, generous PTO.

Why this role

Hybrid flexibility, stable project pipeline, clear path for professional advancement.

About the employer

Jobot is hiring for this role. Industry: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction. Sector: 23.

Additional details

Industry sector
23
Industry
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Occupation code
11-9021.00
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