• Act as the primary day‑to‑day commercial interface with the client during design and construction. • Provide cost planning, estimating, and forecasting services, including producing and presenting cost plans at key design and construction milestones. • Establish and maintain robust cost control, change management, and commercial governance processes. • Estimate, review, negotiate, and manage change orders throughout the construction lifecycle. • Review contractor and subcontractor pricing for accuracy, entitlement, and value for money, leading negotiations on behalf of the client where required. • Manage contingency, commitment tracking, cost‑to‑complete forecasting, and cost variance analysis. • Perform post‑contract quantity surveying, cost control, valuations, and payment certification. • Carry out accurate interim valuations, cost checks, and commercial audits on medium to large construction projects. • Review and provide written commentary on contractor submissions, including executive summaries. • Administer cost and commercial aspects of contracts, supporting correct application of contractual mechanisms. • Ensure final accounts are negotiated, agreed, and closed out in a timely and defensible manner. • Compile built‑cost data and benchmarking records to support future phases and portfolio planning. • Collaborate with owners, project managers, design teams, and contractors to support cost development and design progression. • Inform and influence engineering and design priorities by assessing and communicating cost, risk, and schedule impacts. • Coordinate all sources of cost data, including GC submissions, subcontractor pricing, supplier inputs, direct procurement, and quantities from A/Es. • Participate in value engineering and design optioneering exercises, supporting cost optimization without compromising performance or schedule. • Prepare funding data, executive cost presentations, and reporting materials for stakeholder review. • Support commercial management of infrastructure‑intensive and operationally critical systems, including: • Manage cost and change implications associated with phased delivery, fast‑track construction, and evolving operational requirements. • Produce accurate monthly cost reports, forecasts, and commercial dashboards for client presentation. • Utilize internal systems to manage commission financial performance, margins, and resource forecasting. • Implement and maintain Turner & Townsend Business Management Systems and delivery methodologies. • Identify, coach, and mentor junior staff, supporting professional development and technical excellence. • Act as a role model for collaboration, integrity, and consistent service delivery.

• Lead the preparation of detailed electrical cost estimates for hyperscale data center projects • Perform and oversee comprehensive electrical quantity takeoffs from drawings, specifications, and BIM models • Develop, validate, and challenge labor, material, and equipment pricing models aligned with project budgets • Establish and maintain historical cost data, benchmarks, and estimating standards • Review, analyze, and normalize electrical contractor and subcontractor bids • Lead and support value engineering and design optioneering efforts • Partner closely with engineering, procurement, and construction leaders • Identify and proactively manage risks related to long‑lead electrical equipment • Account for regional cost variability across U.S. markets • Support estimating for large‑scale power infrastructure • Contribute to standardized data center designs and repeatable delivery models • Ensure electrical estimates align with applicable codes, safety standards, sustainability objectives • Prepare clear, defensible estimating deliverables and present findings • Participate in cost reviews, procurement discussions, funding approvals • Support change management by assessing electrical scope changes • Provide estimating handover materials to construction teams • Offer mentorship and technical guidance to junior estimators.

• 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.

• Act as the primary day‑to‑day commercial interface with the client during design and construction. • Provide cost planning, estimating, and forecasting services, including producing and presenting cost plans at key design and construction milestones. • Establish and maintain robust cost control, change management, and commercial governance processes. • Estimate, review, negotiate, and manage change orders throughout the construction lifecycle. • Review contractor and subcontractor pricing for accuracy, entitlement, and value for money, leading negotiations on behalf of the client where required. • Manage contingency, commitment tracking, cost‑to‑complete forecasting, and cost variance analysis. • Perform post‑contract quantity surveying, cost control, valuations, and payment certification. • Carry out accurate interim valuations, cost checks, and commercial audits on medium to large construction projects. • Collaborate with owners, project managers, design teams, and contractors to support cost development and design progression.