Vice President of Project Execution

  • Denver, Colorado, United States
  • Full-Time
  • On-Site
  • 200,000-280,000 USD / Year
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Job Description:

Turn secured corridors into built infrastructure

Resilience Partners develops infrastructure in close partnership with landowners and communities. As Vice President of Project Execution, you own delivery: engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning. The position reports to Resilience's President.


What you will own

  • Project delivery: scope, schedule, budget, and quality from final investment decision through commissioning — the single accountable owner of delivery.
  • Engineering and design management: internal and external engineering (civil, electrical, telecom), constructability, and design-to-cost.
  • Procurement and contracts: long-lead equipment, EPC and contractor selection and management, and vendor performance.
  • Construction management: field execution, contractor oversight, inspections, and commissioning or energization.
  • Safety and compliance: a real safety culture and a clean record against permit conditions and environmental requirements, working with Governmental Relations on the conditions attached to approvals.
  • Risk and reporting: schedule and cost risk, change control, and credible reporting.


What done looks like (first 12 months)

An execution function that can take a project from secured corridor into construction: a delivery playbook (estimating, scheduling, contracting, safety, and commissioning standards), a qualified contractor and vendor bench, and at least one project moved into or through construction on budget and on schedule with a clean safety record.


Must-haves

  • 12+ years delivering large capital infrastructure projects (energy, transmission, generation, telecom / fiber, pipeline, or heavy civil), including full budget and schedule ownership.
  • Led EPC or construction management on $1+ billion projects, managing contractors and long-lead procurement.
  • Strong safety leadership and a real safety record you can speak to.
  • Engineering or construction-management depth (PE or PMP a plus), and the judgment to reject a bad estimate or schedule.
  • Willing to be where the work is.
  • Linear-infrastructure construction (transmission, fiber, pipeline) and energization / commissioning experience.
  • Experience standing up a delivery function from scratch, including estimating and cost-control systems.
  • Familiarity with permit conditions, environmental compliance in construction, and utility interconnection.


Role terms

Full-time employee, reporting to Resilience's President. Base salary $200,000–$280,000 depending on experience, plus meaningful equity and an annual performance bonus. Immediate start.

Resilience Partners is an equal-opportunity company. We evaluate candidates on capability, judgment, ethics, and commitment to Resilience's mission - nothing else.