Electrical Utility Infrastructure Manager

** Electrical Utility Infrastructure Manager*
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* About the Role:

** CBRE's Global Workplace Solutions isseeking a technically grounded electrical utility infrastructure manager tolead power due diligence, utility engagement, and electrical infrastructuresolutioning for a large-scale e-commerce client. This is a hands-on technical role responsible for site-level power assessments, utility strategy, easementanalysis, and translating grid-level constraints into actionable real estatedecisions. You will serve as the primary technical interface between clientregional leadership, utility providers, and internal project teams.

_Power & Utility Due Diligence_ :
Drive power availability assessments across prospective sites, including load letterrequests, substation capacity research, service territory analysis, and utilityportal coordination. Evaluate upstream infrastructure constraints,interconnection lead times, and distribution upgrade requirements for siteswith limited available capacity. Compile and standardize utility responses,engineering feedback, and capacity confirmations into structured due diligencepackages. Track inquiry status across a concurrent portfolio of active sites,proactively surfacing delays and data gaps.

_Easements & Real Property Rights_ :
Review and analyze utility easements, right-of-way agreements, and access agreements forencumbrances, restrictions, and legal conflicts. Coordinate with title companies, surveyors, and legal counsel through the full easement resolutionprocess. Maintain a portfolio-level easement tracker and prepare redlines and technical summaries for legal and senior team review.

_Utility Engagement & Coordination_ :
Serve as theday-to-day technical liaison with utility account managers, right-of-way teams,and municipal contacts across active markets. Manage pre-application meetings,site visits, and utility coordination calls. Maintain structured contactdatabases and engagement logs to support consistent, market-wide relationshipcontinuity.

_Reporting & Documentation_ :
Produce clear,technically rigorous due diligence summaries and project status reports for internal stakeholders. Own project trackers, site timelines, and documentationlibraries. Develop and maintain standardized templates and checklists that improve consistency and reduce cycle time across the due diligence workflow.

** What You'll Need** : 5-7 years or more of direct experience in utility design & coordination, electrical engineering forlarge scale infrastructure, and/or power & energy expertise. A background in electrical engineering, utility design & planning, and/or transmission and distribution operations is strongly preferred. Demonstrated ability to interpret utility infrastructure data, assess substation and feeder capacity,and evaluate interconnection or service extension feasibility. Familiarity withutility easements, real property rights, and right-of-way documentation.

Strongcommand of publicly available utility data, AI tools, and project tracking software.

** Preferred Qualifications** :
Working knowledge ofISO/RTO market structures (PJM, ERCOT, CAISO, MISO, NYISO, ISO-NE, SPP) andtheir implications for large commercial load acquisition. Hands-on exposure toDER technologies including solar, battery storage, and backup generation in areal estate or energy project context. Experience supporting occupier servicesor tenant representation transactions with a utility or infrastructurecomponent. Track record managing concurrent due diligence work streams across multi-market portfolios.

CBRE carefully considers multiple factors to determine compensation, including a candidate's education, training, and experience. The minimum salary for the Electrical Utility Infrastructure Manager position…