Job DescriptionJob Description
We’re seeking an Electrical Construction Estimator to support large-scale construction programs with a focus on MEP systems and electrical scope. This role plays a key part in shaping project success by delivering accurate cost planning from early concept through detailed design. It’s a strong fit for someone who is analytical, detail-oriented, and experienced working on complex projects, with mission critical experience as a plus.
Key Responsibilities
Develop electrical and MEP cost estimates from conceptual planning through final design stages
Prepare and present cost plans at key project milestones to internal and external stakeholders
Support program-level estimating across multiple projects and geographic regions
Evaluate design changes and new technologies to assess cost impacts and value engineering opportunities
Analyze historical project data to improve cost models and forecasting accuracy
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Quantity Surveying, or related field
5–7+ years of experience in estimating, cost management, or project cost controls
Strong background in electrical construction and MEP systems
Experience supporting large-scale construction projects or programs
Familiarity with conceptual estimating and preconstruction services
Understanding of value engineering and cost optimization strategies
Mission critical or data center experience is a plus
Strong communication and presentation skills
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