Tesla Electrical Construction Project Manager Semi 

United States, Nevada, Sparks 

298055363

Tesla is looking for an Electrical Project Manager to support the construction of the new ground up Semi truck manufacturing facility that requires exceptional talent. Our environment is fast-paced and incredibly exciting. Required commitment is that you bring in your passion for advancing energy sustainability, your desire to work on difficult problems pushing the limits, your willingness to value team success beyond your own, and your unwavering positive attitude towards sustained demanding work. The position is located in Sparks, NV.

• Management of the planning, procurement, execution and close-out of 480V and under electrical power distributions systems
• Develop execution plans to ensure cost and schedule expectations are achieved
• Develop funding requests for new projects
• Perform constructability reviews during design development to ensure engineering documents meet project needs
• Work with the Procurement team to create biddable work packages and verify contractor proposals against cost/schedule estimates
• Interface with engineering, construction, procurement, and commissioning teams
• Ensure a high level of quality and safety is maintained during field execution

• Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience
• Working knowledge of electrical codes and standards (NFPA, ANSI/IEEE, etc)
• Experience as a Project or Construction Manager on $50M+ industrial or commercial construction projects
• Individual must understand electrical discipline wiring diagrams, control logic diagrams, single-line drawings, schematics, electrical equipment layout and be able to perform cable sizing calculations
• Proficiency in Construction baseline development, change control, cost/schedule performance and variance analysis
• Willingness to spend a high percentage of time in the field to ensure project objectives are being met
• Ability to work within a high-performance, cross-functional organization with extremely tight timelines and aggressive goals