Junior Low Voltage Estimator & Bid Coordinator

You know your way around blueprints. You understand the basics of construction estimating. Now you're ready to put those skills to work.

Towner Communications is hiring a Junior Low Voltage Estimator & Bid Coordinator in Kansas City, Missouri to help identify new construction opportunities, prepare competitive bids, and work alongside experienced engineers on real low-voltage infrastructure projects.

No years of experience required. If you’ve studied construction estimating, construction management, or a related trade, we’ll help you build the technical skills and confidence to grow your career.

As a Junior Low Voltage Estimator & Bid Coordinator at Towner Communications, you’ll work alongside experienced engineers to identify construction opportunities, estimate structured cabling and telecommunications infrastructure projects, and help turn promising bids into real work.

Discover opportunities: Find new construction and renovation projects where Towner can serve as a low-voltage subcontractor.

Read blueprints: Review construction drawings and specifications to understand project requirements.

Build estimates: Calculate material quantities, research pricing, and develop project estimates with our engineers.

Prepare competitive bids: Coordinate proposals and submissions to general contractors.

Work with project managers: Help transition awarded projects to our installation team.

Track results: Follow bids from submission through award and learn what makes projects profitable.

You bring the construction fundamentals. We'll help you master the low-voltage side.

Your career starts in Kansas City. The projects you'll help build reach across the Midwest.

This is a full-time, primarily office-based position at Towner Communications' Kansas City headquarters. You'll work directly with our engineers, estimators, and project management team to discover construction opportunities, review blueprints, and prepare competitive low-voltage construction bids.

Most days, you'll be researching upcoming projects, reviewing construction drawings, calculating material quantities, and coordinating proposals with general contractors. You'll also have opportunities to visit active construction sites and see how the projects you've helped estimate come together.

No remote guessing. No getting thrown into the deep end.

You'll have experienced technical professionals nearby to answer questions, review your estimates, and help you develop the skills that turn classroom knowledge into a construction career.

Based in Kansas City. Learning from experienced professionals. Building a career with real potential.

You don't need five years of construction estimating experience to get your foot in the door. You need a solid foundation, an eye for detail, and the drive to turn what you've learned into something real.

We're looking for someone who enjoys solving problems, working with numbers, and figuring out how construction projects come together.
If you've studied construction estimating, construction management, or a related trade, we want to hear from you.

Construction education: An associate degree, technical certificate, or relevant coursework in construction estimating, construction management, construction technology, electrical construction, or a related field.

Blueprint reading: A basic understanding of construction drawings, specifications, and material takeoffs.

Math and analytical skills: Confidence working with…