
Construction Operations Manager
Resonant Energy
Build Local Power
Job Description
The Construction Operations Manager leads solar PV project design and engineering at Resonant and is a core part of our technical team. Competitive candidates will be excellent communicators and problem-solvers who are excited to apply their expertise to bring the benefits of solar to underinvested neighborhoods. Our projects range in size from 15 kW to 2 MW. Resonant Energy is deeply invested in the success of our employees. Job offers will include a pathway to co-ownership of the company within three years.
Scope of Work
Solar Project Development - 50%
Scope of Work
Solar Project Development - 50%
- Assess potential solar sites: measure site dimensions and document existing electrical systems and building structure to inform PV system designs
- Evaluate building electrical and structural architectural drawings to inform PV designs for new construction buildings
- Manage engineering partners to create solar PV layouts, electrical single line diagrams, stringing diagrams, system layouts, attachment plans, ballast maps, etc. in AutoCAD or equivalent
- Determine specifications for panels, optimizers, inverters, racking, attachments, and balance of system components
- Creatively solve problems for complex projects, including old buildings, parking canopies, and battery energy storage systems
- Ensure compliance with all applicable and upcoming AHJ codes, standards and regulations
Solar Project Management - 30%
- Provide technical guidance and training for Project Managers on project design, cost estimation, and timeline
- Support Project Managers in procuring and delivering equipment based on the system designs and site constraints
- Assist Project Managers and electrical subcontractors in preparing and submitting utility interconnection applications and building and electrical permit applications
- Foster effective and respectful relationships with internal and external stakeholders throughout the development cycle
- Provide oversight and technical guidance to installation subcontractors and other construction subcontractors as needed (e.g. roofers)
Solar Construction Management - 20%
- Coordinate with electrician from the installation subcontractor for them to conduct a final site visit before installation, and make any necessary design adjustments based on their observations
- Ensure installation subcontractors’ compliance with Resonant’s and system owner’s installation standards, including photo documentation as needed
- Oversee system commissioning and ensure that operating systems are meeting predefined performance standards
Requirements
Education:
Education:
- BS in Engineering required; Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering preferred
- We are happy to consider relevant, direct project experience in lieu of educational credentials, especially for candidates with demonstrated expertise in commercial rooftop solar design and engineering
Experience:
- Minimum 3 years in commercial solar design and engineering, 4+ years preferred
- Minimum 2 years of direct experience at a solar EPC or installation firm
- Fluency in NEC, MA electric code, and MA building code
- Professional certifications will increase competitiveness (e.g., CSL, PE, NABCEP)
- Expertise in energy storage system design and engineering preferred but not required
Language: English (native/fluent required)
Computer Skills: Google Workspace, MS Word and Excel, AutoCAD
Travel: Work will be split between our office in Dorchester, MA and site visits, which will require a car. The company reimburses mileage at federally set rates.
Availability: 9-5 PM, Monday-Friday
Compensation Benefits | Salary: $105k - $115k / Yr.
Wellness: 100% paid premiums for healthcare and dental insurance
Retirement: Simple IRA with employer match up to 3% of salary
Time Off: Competitive PTO and 8.5 sick days/year
Transit: Tax-advantaged commuter benefits available
Professional Development: Dedicated budget for all staff members
Co-Ownership: Can apply to become co-owner after three years for profit sharing and cooperative decision making