Senior Electrical Project Manager - Hyperscale Data Center Construction

Location: New Florence, Missouri, approximately one hour northwest of St. Louis

Work Arrangement: Full-time, on-site

Schedule: Five 10-hour shifts Monday through Friday, plus alternating Saturdays; scheduled Saturday work is included in salary

Compensation: $170,000 to $200,000+, commensurate with experience

Start Date: As soon as possible

Project Duration: Approximately three years remaining

Relocation: Required if not currently within practical commuting distance

Employment Type: Project-based employment with potential for continued long-term placement

Per Diem: Monthly per diem is available regardless of residence. A substantially enhanced package is available to eligible employees whose permanent residence is at least 100 miles from the project site. Per diem may include taxable and non-taxable components according to applicable requirements and company policy.

Albers Management is seeking a Senior Electrical Project Manager to lead the delivery of medium-voltage electrical infrastructure for an active hyperscale data center project in New Florence, Missouri. The project is in its early stages, with approximately three years of planned construction activity remaining.

Albers Management typically operates as an owner’s representative and, for this assignment, is providing staff augmentation to a member of the project’s construction joint venture. The selected SPM will integrate with the broader project team while remaining an employee of Albers Management.

This field-oriented role is responsible for medium-voltage electrical distribution beginning at the transformer secondary handoff and continuing downstream through the infrastructure serving the data halls and rack power interface. The scope includes UPS systems and associated equipment assigned under the project responsibility matrix.

The SPM will manage electrical systems through coordination, installation, testing, energization readiness, commissioning, and turnover. Separate project leaders manage adjacent scopes, including the substation, upstream power delivery, transformers, mechanical systems, HVAC, low-voltage systems, and physical server rack installation.

• Manage assigned electrical systems from design coordination and submittal review through installation, testing, commissioning, and turnover.
• Coordinate work involving electrical rooms, switch gear, switchboards, feeders, busway, panel boards, UPS systems, grounding, pathways, and data hall power distribution.
• Coordinate electrical contractors, subcontractors, engineers, vendors, commissioning agents, project controls, operations personnel, and owner-side stakeholders.
• Review drawings, one-line diagrams, risers, schedules, specifications, submittals, RFIs, test reports, and commissioning documentation.
• Identify and resolve constructability concerns, design gaps, sequencing conflicts, access constraints, material issues, and scope-interface risks.
• Conduct regular field walks to monitor safety, quality, installation progress, testing readiness, and schedule performance.
• Track near-term constraints, long-lead equipment, inspections, deficiencies, action items, and turnover deliverables.
• Coordinate installation sequencing and system readiness with mechanical, controls, low-voltage, upstream power, and downstream rack-readiness work streams.
• Support safe-work planning, energization readiness, switching-procedure coordination, startup, load bank testing, integrated systems testing, and punch-list resolution.
• Communicate status, risks, decisions, cost exposure, and recovery plans to project leadership while maintaining clear project records.

• Eight or more years of relevant electrical project management, construction management, or…