Detalles del empleo
LRE (Leeward Renewable Energy) is forging an American energy future with integrity, innovation, and positive impact. Born in Texas in 2003, we own and operate over 30 utility-scale wind, solar, and energy storage projects in local communities across the United States, totaling 4 gigawatts (GW) of generating capacity.
LRE continues to help meet increased U.S. energy demand through our robust pipeline of new projects every year. Domestic jobs and manufacturing are fundamental to our full-lifecycle approach to projects, along with a long-term ownership model and a company culture dedicated to our community partners and protecting the natural environment.
Job Summary
LRE is currently seeking an experienced Project Manager. The Project Manager will be Leeward's lead during the late-stage development (post financial investment decision), construction, and commissioning of Leeward Energy renewable energy projects, which may include solar, solar/BESS, stand-alone BESS, and wind energy projects. The Project Manager will lead a team of internal stakeholders, site-based construction management professionals, safety officer(s), and inspectors while ensuring safety, quality, contract, and financial milestones are achieved. This role will be remote based with monthly travel required (min. 25% travel).
Essential Functions
- Provide leadership in project risk assessments and risk mitigation strategies.
- Provide leadership in stakeholder engagement and reporting to ensure that project stakeholders are properly informed and accountable for workstreams and work products.
- Promote and ensure compliance with LRE safety standards and promote LRE safety culture at all times, specifically ensuring that all BESS/Module/Turbine Suppliers (or other owner supplied equipment providers), BOP Contractor(s) and their subcontractors, and other contractors accessing a project site are adhering to project site safety plan.
- Must have a strong understanding of project budgets & schedules and be able to provide proactive oversight of project budgets, cashflow needs, and other financial related workstreams.
- Lead and manage Contractors and Suppliers contractual obligations including oversight and mitigation of change orders and other financial risks on a project.
- Lead a cross-functional team after hand-off from Development to ensure oversight and close-out of action items occur during the RFP, Contracting, Construction, and Commercial Operations phases of a project. Cross-functional teams are likely to include (at a minimum) Regulatory, Development, Safety, Environmental, Finance, Accounting, Engineering, Utility/Transmission, Originations, Senior Leadership, and Legal. A candidate must be capable of leading such a complex team to ensure a project is built in accordance with regulatory and environmental compliance, contract, plans and specifications, financial, and safety requirements.
- Interface with all project team members, tracking issues and facilitating and expediting solutions.
- Responsible for maintaining clear and concise communications, keeping accurate records and thorough documentation throughout all phases of the project such that all stakeholders are informed and knowledgeable of key decisions points during the course of a project.
- Identify, deploy, and manage a high-performing team needed to monitor onsite construction and commissioning work for owner renewable energy projects.
- As challenges or change conditions present themselves, a candidate must be able to actively weigh the various stakeholder viewpoints and ensure timely and informed resolution is achieved.
- Track, manage, update, and submit internal weekly and monthly project reports
- Interface with development team members on projects in late-stage development to ensure that project execution support is provided such that a project can move into the RFP/Contracting phases (e.g. constructability analysis, EPC estimates/ROMs, financial, permitting support, other items, etc.).
- Support PPA and LGIA negotiations and execution as requested
Qualifications
- Strong understanding of construction safety requirements. OSHA 30-Hour qualification preferred.
- Experience managing construction QA/QC programs on renewable energy projects.
- A minimum of 6 years of renewable energy experience, or have completed not less than 3 wind, BESS, and/or solar farm construction projects as a project manager from EPC Contracting through Commercial Operation. Desired experience to include in-depth knowledge of at least three of the following: civil construction, structural/foundation construction, electrical construction, turbine erection/solar module assembly, testing & commissioning, preparing for and supporting various project financial/tax equity closes, and achieving utility commercial operation designations.
- Understanding of and experience managing renewable energy project contracts including EPC/BOP, testing & commissioning, turbine, module, and/or battery supplier agreements.
- Extensive project management skills with a track record of achieving success on complex projects.
- Strong communication, interpersonal and negotiations skills.
- Strong PC skills, Microsoft Office suite of applications, general software proficiency, and a sound understanding of project scheduling including critical path analysis, successor/predecessor analysis, change analysis, etc.
- Strong managerial/leadership skills.
- Bachelor's degree in: Construction Management, Engineering, Finance/Accounting, or Business Management. Equivalent experience will be considered in lieu of a degree.
- Must have the ability to manage teams effectively in high stress situations while obtaining consensus and repeatedly overcoming challenges.
- Flexibility to work at locations across North America for up to ~25% of year
Physical Demands
- Able to work in high stress environments
- Ability to sit for extended periods of time working at a computer
- Ability to occasionally lift, push, pull, carry items up to 50 lbs. in weight
- Able to work in demanding physical and inclement weather conditions
- Position will require sitting for long periods of time
Applicants must have current authorization to work for any employer in the United States on a full-time basis without the need for an employment visa now or in the future. Employer visa sponsorship is not available for this role.
Leeward Management Services, LLC is committed to employing a diverse workforce and provides equal employment opportunity for all individuals regardless of race, color, gender, age, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a protected veteran, genetic information, status as a qualified individual with a disability, or any other characteristic protected by law.
Notice to Recruiters and Staffing Agencies
Leeward Renewable Energy (LRE) does not accept unsolicited resumes from recruiting vendors or employment agencies. Only recruiting vendors with a current, signed agreement in place with LRE are authorized to submit resumes for specific, requested positions. All unsolicited resumes and candidate profiles submitted to LRE, or any LRE employee, without an active agreement or written request from LRE's HR Department, will be considered property of LRE. LRE will not be responsible for any fees or expenses associated with unsolicited resumes or candidates submitted in this manner.
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Sobre este empleo
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Descripción de la Empresa
Leeward Renewable Energy, LLC (LRE), completamente propiedad de OMERS Infrastructure
SedeDallas, TX, Estados Unidos
Fundada2015
TamañoAproximadamente 380 empleados (fuente: rocketreach.co). Ingresos estimados de $22.5 millones para el año fiscal 2024 (fuente: rocketreach.co).
Qué Hacemos
Leeward Renewable Energy (LRE) es un actor destacado en el sector de la energía renovable, centrado en el desarrollo y operación de proyectos de energía eólica, solar fotovoltaica y almacenamiento de energía a gran escala. La empresa posee y opera un portafolio diverso de instalaciones, además de participar en la modernización, repotenciación y construcción de nuevos proyectos desde cero. Las ofertas de LRE incluyen la generación de energía renovable a partir de sus activos, acuerdos de compra de energía (PPA) a largo plazo con compradores corporativos y de servicios públicos, y un sólido pipeline de desarrollo que abarca 1.9 gigavatios contratados y unos impresionantes 20 gigavatios en desarrollo o construcción en más de 100 proyectos (fuente: rocketreach.co). La empresa se dirige principalmente a regiones energéticas de EE. UU. en nueve estados, atendiendo a clientes a gran escala como empresas de telecomunicaciones y servicios públicos a través de sus PPA.
Proyectos y Trayectoria
Entre sus proyectos destacados, LRE completó la instalación solar White Wing Ranch de 179 megavatios ubicada en el condado de Yuma, Arizona. Esta instalación, que abarca 1,400 acres de terreno privado, logró iniciar operaciones comerciales y está respaldada por un PPA a largo plazo con Verizon Communications, contribuyendo a que la flota operativa de LRE supere los 3.3 gigavatios en ese hito (fuente: zoominfo.com). El portafolio general incluye 24 instalaciones en nueve estados, totalizando aproximadamente 2,500 megavatios, con una mezcla de tecnologías eólicas, solares y de almacenamiento. Además, LRE está desarrollando activamente 20 gigavatios en más de 100 iniciativas en los mercados energéticos de EE. UU., aunque los detalles específicos sobre proyectos individuales más allá de White Wing Ranch no están documentados extensamente.
Desarrollos Recientes
En los últimos dos años, LRE ha logrado avances significativos, incluyendo el anuncio de operaciones comerciales para el proyecto solar White Wing Ranch de 179 megavatios en Arizona (fuente: zoominfo.com). La empresa también proporcionó actualizaciones sobre sus resultados financieros y operativos para el cierre del año 2024 el 16 de mayo de 2025, que son accesibles a través de su sitio de relaciones con inversores. Notablemente, LRE recaudó $420 millones en financiamiento alrededor de 2023, marcando su última ronda en la etapa de préstamo, mientras que no se han reportado nuevas adquisiciones o fusiones durante este período (fuente: cbinsights.com). La empresa tiene como objetivo expandir su portafolio a 4 gigavatios en 30 proyectos y está apuntando a una meta operativa de 10 gigavatios para 2028.
Trabajar Allí
Leeward Renewable Energy ofrece una variedad de roles que reflejan sus necesidades operativas, incluyendo posiciones de liderazgo ejecutivo como COO, CFO y Director de Tecnología, así como roles en desarrollo, operaciones, ingeniería, finanzas y relaciones con inversores. La empresa contrata principalmente para su sede en Dallas, Texas, sin especificar ubicaciones adicionales remotas u oficinas para reclutamiento (fuente: rocketreach.co). La cultura de la empresa enfatiza un enfoque de proyecto de ciclo completo que se centra en la creación de empleo local, asociaciones comunitarias y la gestión ambiental, junto con valores de integridad e innovación en la configuración del futuro de la energía.
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