Gas Generation Project Manager
US Tech Solutions, Inc
Recruited by Serafin Agentic, LLC
- Specialty: Generation
- Location: Juno Beach, FL
- Work arrangement: remote
- Employment type: contract
- Pay: $45 – $50 per hour
- Experience level: Senior — Leadership / project management (5+ yrs)
- Education: Bachelor's degree
- Certifications: PE License, OSHA 30, PMP, PRINCE2 Practitioner, CEM/AEE Credentials, NEBOSH Certificate, CSP, NSPS/ Title V/ NESHAP, NFPA 85//54/860
- Travel: up to 50%
We are seeking a Project Manager to support E&C's engagement across gas project development activities at Federal Hub efforts — from early-stage technical assessments through construction readiness and project execution. Immediately focus will be on project reporting development and implementation. This is a hands-on, high-impact role operating at the intersection of Engineering, Construction, and Integrated Supply Chain. The ideal candidate brings disciplined project experience, a strong sense of ownership over cost and schedule risk, and the ability to drive cross-functional alignment in a fast-moving, origination-driven environment.
What You'll Do
Project Development Support • Support E&C participation in Technology Review, Preliminary Engineering phases, and contracting for active hub gas development projects • Coordinate E&C SME inputs for site configuration reviews, constructability assessments, and balance-of-plant evaluations including gas and electrical interconnection and switchyard scopes • Track development and regulatory milestones, ensuring construction- phase dependencies are identified and flagged early Project Controls & Risk Management • Maintain project schedules, cost benchmarks, and cashflow models in support of project sanction decisions • Own and maintain the E&C risk register for hub projects, tracking scope, schedule, cost, and constructability risks across active work streams • Identify and escalate when Development-driven scope changes introduce E&C cost or schedule risk • Support risk-adjusted cost positioning and contingency analysis for leadership reporting • Manage monthly and quarterly progress reporting to the Owner, including schedule status, cost performance, risk exposure, and milestone tracking — ensuring reporting is accurate, timely, and decision-ready • Develop and maintain one-page project dashboards and supporting materials for presentations, covering scope, budget, equipment status, interconnection, permitting, and decisions needed • Prepare and maintain project status packages suitable for executive- level review, ensuring leadership has clear visibility into emerging risks, mitigation actions, and residual exposure Procurement & Integrated Supply Chain Coordination • Coordinate with Integrated Supply Chain on RFQ inputs, technical scope review, and bid evaluation for major equipment and EPC/EPCM scopes • Support cost comparison analysis between E&C estimates and contractor proposals, flagging material variances as scope alignment risks • Track long-lead equipment status (combustion turbines, HRSGs, transformers, switchgear) and flag supply chain constraints in a capacity-constrained OEM market
What You'll Need
Required: • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or related field • 5–10 years of experience in energy project development or large capital construction • Demonstrated experience in project controls and schedule development for gas generation or major capital projects • Proven ability to manage Owner-level reporting obligations, including monthly and quarterly progress reports with schedule, cost, and risk content • Familiarity with EPC/EPCM project delivery models and contractor bid evaluation • Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple concurrent work streams under competing priorities
Preferred: • Experience with combined cycle or simple cycle gas development projects • Familiarity with interconnection processes and associated E&C scope implications • Experience coordinating long-lead equipment procurement in constrained OEM markets • Exposure to balance-of-plant scopes including switchyard, transmission, and civil/site infrastructure
What Sets You Apart • You own your scope — cost, schedule, and risk — without being asked twice • You bring structure to ambiguous, early-stage environments and make the team around you more effective • You communicate risk clearly and early, before it becomes a problem • You produce Owner-ready reporting that is accurate, decision-focused, and never late • You're as comfortable in a contractor bid review as you are in a leadership status update