• Develop and manage cost plans and detailed estimates from concept through detailed design across multiple geographies • Lead estimate reviews with internal and external teams • Present milestone cost updates (concept, schematic, DD, CD) and clearly communicate basis of estimate, assumptions, inclusions/exclusions, and risks • Lead quantity takeoffs and cost checks for complex, multi-package CSA scopes; ensure alignment between scope, drawings/models, and estimate • Provide program-level estimating for defined scopes, synthesizing inputs across multiple projects/campuses to support portfolio-level decisions • Review contractor pricing (bids, pay applications, change orders); perform comparative assessments and prepare recommendations • Drive benchmarking and cost modeling; build, maintain, and apply historical cost data and metrics; support life-cycle cost (LCC) analyses • Facilitate value engineering (VE); develop cost/benefit options and support feasibility and early-stage cost modeling • Support procurement and preconstruction, including prequalification, bid list development, bid analysis, tender reporting, and contract documentation • Partner with cost management, procurement, and project controls to align estimating outputs with budgets, commercial strategy, and program-level planning • Assess design evolutions and produce timely estimate updates at appropriate accuracy levels • Mentor and coordinate support staff; contribute to training materials, templates, and internal/external estimating tools • Prepare leadership-ready content for client preconstruction and estimating presentations

• Lead the preparation of detailed electrical cost estimates for hyperscale data center projects, including medium- and low-voltage distribution, substations, UPS systems, generators, switchgear, busway, grounding, and lighting systems. • Perform and oversee comprehensive electrical quantity takeoffs from drawings, specifications, and BIM models, including conduit, cabling, transformers, generators, and associated infrastructure. • Develop, validate, and challenge labor, material, and equipment pricing models aligned with project budgets, delivery strategies, and evolving market conditions. • Establish and maintain historical cost data, benchmarks, and estimating standards to support large-scale programs and future project forecasting. • Review, analyze, and normalize electrical contractor and subcontractor bids, identifying scope gaps, cost risks, and commercial exposure. • Lead and support value engineering and design optioneering efforts, evaluating alternative electrical systems, layouts, and installation methods while maintaining redundancy and reliability requirements. • Partner closely with engineering, procurement, and construction leaders to inform electrical system decisions based on cost, constructability, schedule, and risk. • Identify and proactively manage risks related to long-lead electrical equipment, supply chain constraints, labor availability, and market escalation. • Account for regional cost variability across U.S. markets, including labor rates, logistics constraints, permitting considerations, and utility interface requirements. • Support estimating for large-scale power infrastructure, including utility tie-ins, substations, and campus-wide electrical distribution. • Contribute to standardized data center designs and repeatable delivery models, improving cost certainty, scalability, and speed to market. • Ensure electrical estimates align with applicable codes, safety standards, sustainability objectives, and energy efficiency requirements. • Prepare clear, defensible estimating deliverables and present findings to internal teams and external stakeholders. • Participate in cost reviews, procurement discussions, funding approvals, and commercial strategy sessions. • Support change management by assessing electrical scope changes and cost impacts throughout the design and construction lifecycle. • Provide estimating handover materials to construction teams to support alignment between estimate and execution. • Offer mentorship and technical guidance to junior estimators and contribute to estimating best practices.

• Develop and manage cost plans and detailed estimates from concept through detailed design across multiple geographies; lead estimate reviews with internal and external teams. • Present milestone cost updates (concept, schematic, DD, CD) and clearly communicate basis of estimate, assumptions, inclusions/exclusions, and risks. • Lead quantity takeoffs and cost checks for complex, multi‑package CSA scopes; ensure alignment between scope, drawings/models, and estimate. • Provide program‑level estimating for defined scopes, synthesizing inputs across multiple projects/campuses to support portfolio‑level decisions. • Review contractor pricing (bids, pay applications, change orders); perform comparative assessments and prepare recommendations. • Drive benchmarking and cost modeling; build, maintain, and apply historical cost data and metrics; support life‑cycle cost (LCC) analyses. • Facilitate value engineering (VE); develop cost/benefit options and support feasibility and early‑stage cost modeling. • Support procurement and preconstruction, including prequalification, bid list development, bid analysis, tender reporting, and contract documentation. • Partner with cost management, procurement, and project controls to align estimating outputs with budgets, commercial strategy, and program‑level planning. • Assess design evolutions and produce timely estimate updates at appropriate accuracy levels. • Mentor and coordinate support staff; contribute to training materials, templates, and internal/external estimating tools. • Prepare leadership‑ready content for client preconstruction and estimating presentations.

• Lead the preparation of detailed electrical cost estimates for hyperscale data center projects, including medium‑ and low‑voltage distribution, substations, UPS systems, generators, switchgear, busway, grounding, and lighting systems. • Perform and oversee comprehensive electrical quantity takeoffs from drawings, specifications, and BIM models, including conduit, cabling, transformers, generators, and associated infrastructure. • Develop, validate, and challenge labor, material, and equipment pricing models aligned with project budgets, delivery strategies, and evolving market conditions. • Establish and maintain historical cost data, benchmarks, and estimating standards to support large‑scale programs and future project forecasting. • Review, analyze, and normalize electrical contractor and subcontractor bids, identifying scope gaps, cost risks, and commercial exposure. • Lead and support value engineering and design optioneering efforts, evaluating alternative electrical systems, layouts, and installation methods while maintaining redundancy and reliability requirements. • Partner closely with engineering, procurement, and construction leaders to inform electrical system decisions based on cost, constructability, schedule, and risk. • Identify and proactively manage risks related to long‑lead electrical equipment, supply chain constraints, labor availability, and market escalation. • Account for regional cost variability across U.S. markets, including labor rates, logistics constraints, permitting considerations, and utility interface requirements. • Support estimating for large‑scale power infrastructure, including utility tie‑ins, substations, and campus‑wide electrical distribution. • Contribute to standardized data center designs and repeatable delivery models, improving cost certainty, scalability, and speed to market. • Ensure electrical estimates align with applicable codes, safety standards, sustainability objectives, and energy efficiency requirements. • Prepare clear, defensible estimating deliverables and present findings to internal teams and external stakeholders. • Participate in cost reviews, procurement discussions, funding approvals, and commercial strategy sessions. • Support change management by assessing electrical scope changes and cost impacts throughout the design and construction lifecycle. • Provide estimating handover materials to construction teams to support alignment between estimate and execution. • Offer mentorship and technical guidance to junior estimators and contribute to estimating best practices.