Director, Preconstruction

ROLE OVERVIEW

The Director, Preconstruction is a leadership role responsible for managing Pivot Energy’s preconstruction function across a portfolio of distributed generation, community solar, commercial solar, and energy storage projects. This role maintains strategic alignment, supports commercial direction, and governs preconstruction management from late-stage development through EPC execution and transition to project management.

In addition to project and portfolio leadership responsibilities, the Director is accountable for developing a high-performing preconstruction team, managing scalable operating standards, reinforcing process consistency, developing talent, and ensuring alignment across Development, Engineering, Procurement, Finance, Legal, Compliance, Project Management, Construction Management, O&M, Asset Management, and other stakeholders as needed.

The Director supports multiple concurrent programs and project portfolios while ensuring consistency in estimating methodologies, contract strategy, procurement coordination, budgeting discipline, risk management, schedule alignment, compliance integration, and execution readiness. The role serves as a key interface between leadership stakeholders and delivery teams and is expected to support enterprise-level project delivery maturity and operational performance.

This position requires a sophisticated understanding of renewable energy project delivery models, EPC and commercial contracting structures, cost and schedule controls, job costing methodologies, ERP and project controls environments, portfolio risk management, organizational leadership, and program governance principles. The Director must balance strategic objectives with operational execution while driving predictable, scalable, and commercially sound project outcomes.

The Director materially supports Pivot Energy’s eight focus areas throughout the preconstruction lifecycle: Stakeholder Management, Contract Management, Quality Management, Financial Management, Schedule Management, Compliance Management, Risk Management, and Document Management.