Turner & Townsend is seeking an experienced Senior Electrical Estimator to support cost management and estimating activities on large-scale data center and mission-critical construction projects. This role will play a key part in the planning and delivery of hyperscale and colocation developments by providing accurate cost planning, estimating, and commercial guidance throughout all phases of the project lifecycle.
Candidates for this role must be physically based in the United States and legally authorized to work in the U.S. Remote work is permitted only from within the United States; candidates located outside the U.S. cannot be considered for remote employment. Preference will be given to candidates located in or near San Francisco, CA.
Responsibilities:
- Develop conceptual, schematic, design development, and detailed electrical cost estimates and cost plans.
- Prepare and present estimate deliverables, cost reports, and commercial recommendations to clients and project teams.
- Support feasibility studies, budgeting, cost benchmarking, and business case development for data center projects.
- Review drawings, specifications, and vendor information to develop accurate electrical estimates and quantity takeoffs.
- Lead procurement activities, including bid package development, contractor prequalification, bid evaluations, leveling, and recommendations.
- Review and validate subcontractor and vendor pricing for electrical systems and equipment.
- Manage post-contract cost control activities, including change management, forecasting, and cost variance analysis.
- Produce monthly cost reports and present findings to stakeholders and leadership teams.
- Support value engineering initiatives and identify cost-saving opportunities while maintaining project objectives.
- Collaborate closely with clients, designers, contractors, and supply chain partners throughout all project phases.
- Mentor junior estimators and cost management professionals.
- Support client relationship management and business development initiatives.
- SOX control responsibilities may form part of this role and must be adhered to where applicable.