Construction Project Manager

What to Expect

As part of the EPC organization, this team designs, collaborates, and builds the first home of Optimus while supporting critical vehicle programs. The EPC Construction Project Manager shapes projects from feasibility through closeout: early budgeting and scheduling, contractor selection and mobilization, field execution (contracted and self-performed),and disciplined reporting on schedule, cost, and risk. You will close out RFIs with Engineering, Quality, Commissioning, and Manufacturing; hold contractors and
subcontractors to deliverables; and own execution schedules and budgets end to end.

As part of the EPC organization, this team designs,
collaborates, and builds the first home of Optimus while supporting critical
vehicle programs. The EPC Construction Project Manager shapes projects from
feasibility through closeout: early budgeting and scheduling, contractor
selection and mobilization, field execution (contracted and self-performed),
and disciplined reporting on schedule, cost, and risk. You will close out RFIs
with Engineering, Quality, Commissioning, and Manufacturing; hold contractors and
subcontractors to deliverables; and own execution schedules and budgets end to
end.

As part of the EPC organization, this team designs,
collaborates, and builds the first home of Optimus while supporting critical
vehicle programs. The EPC Construction Project Manager shapes projects from
feasibility through closeout: early budgeting and scheduling, contractor
selection and mobilization, field execution (contracted and self-performed),
and disciplined reporting on schedule, cost, and risk. You will close out RFIs
with Engineering, Quality, Commissioning, and Manufacturing; hold contractors and
subcontractors to deliverables; and own execution schedules and budgets end to
end.

What You’ll Do

• Early planning & procurement — Engage during concept and design developmen to flag long-lead items, support procurement, and define scope buy-out strategies that protect schedule and cost
• Project execution — Lead complex contracted and self-performed construction work with integrated scheduling, daily/weekly progress tracking, cost and resource control, and clear reporting to leadership and stakeholders
• Schedule ownership — Build, maintain, and drive master and detail schedules; resolve critical-path constraints; surface blockers early; and align cross-functional partners to keep milestones on track
• Field leadership — Direct contractors and self-perform crews safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with site rules and standards
• Site logistics — Develop and update site logistics and execution plans that support both contracted and self-performed scopes
• Design & quality — Partner with engineering to resolve design issues pragmatically; verify installations meet end-user needs and quality targets; schedule and lead QC and required inspections (authority having jurisdiction, vendors, etc.); coordinate tool install, move-in, anchoring, and utility tie-ins
• Reporting & risk — Deliver accurate, timely updates on schedule, budget, risks, and KPIs for all work under your control

What You’ll Bring

• Minimum 4 years leading construction execution in manufacturing or industrial environments; direct experience managing self-performed work and early-stage procurement / buy-out strongly preferred
• Technical coordination — Ability to read and reconcile multidisciplinary drawings and coordinate across functions for on-time installation
• Scheduling— Skill in building phased and accelerated schedules (including partial/fragment releases) to support compressed completions
• Code & occupancy — Working knowledge of applicable codes and building occupancy requirements
• Operating environment — Proven success in a high-performance, matrixed organization
  with aggressive timelines and goals
• Communication— Strong written and verbal communication, presentation, and organizational skills
• Judgment— Sound decision-making and ability to align key stakeholders under pressure