Project Executive

Project Executive Low Voltage CSI Construction (Data Centers)BW Design Group is a fully integrated architecture, engineering, construction, system integration, and consulting firm committed to helping clients turn strategy into execution across advanced industrial, manufacturing, and mission-critical environments. Rooted in our Truly Human Leadership culture, we partner with clients in food & beverage, life sciences, industrial advanced technology, and data center markets to deliver high-performance, future-ready facilities.Barry-Wehmiller, our parent company, is a global engineering and manufacturing technology organization with over 12,000 team members who share one mission: use business to build a better world.As a Project Executive Low Voltage CSI Construction (Data Centers), you will join our Architecture + Engineering + Construction (AEC) Business, collaborating with senior leaders, controls systems integration engineers, preconstruction teams, project managers, and mission-critical subject-matter experts. You will lead the construction delivery of low-voltage controls systems integration (CSI) scope on fast-paced, high-complexity data center programs across the U.S., ensuring operational excellence, schedule certainty, and alignment with client performance requirements.You'll build and lead a dedicated construction team, coordinate closely with our internal CSI design engineers, support pursuit strategy, and drive solutions that translate our clients' capital program goals into fully installed and operational low-voltage controls infrastructure.What You'll DoConstruction Delivery Leadership Low Voltage CSI (Data Centers)Preconstruction Coordination & Design-Build TransitionProject & Commercial ManagementTeam Building & DevelopmentField Execution & QualityClient Relations & Business Development SupportWhat You'll Bring15+ years of progressive construction experience, with a significant focus on low-voltage systems, controls systems integration, or building technology in mission-critical or data center environments.Demonstrated experience managing a portfolio of concurrent projects and leading construction teams (Project Managers and Superintendents) in a design-build delivery model.Track record of successfully delivering projects valued from $5M to $50M in low-voltage CSI scope complexity.Strong understanding of low-voltage systems commonly deployed in data centers, including but not limited to: BMS/BAS, EPMS, structured cabling, fire alarm, security/access control, and DCIM.Working knowledge of trade partner procurement, subcontract management, and commercial administration.Experience coordinating with design and engineering teams in an integrated delivery environment; ability to translate design intent into executable field plans.Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related technical field (preferred).Proficiency in construction technology platforms such as Procore, Bluebeam, and scheduling tools (MS Project / P6).Familiarity with relevant codes and standards applicable to low-voltage systems in mission-critical environments (BICSI, NFPA, NEC).Strong commercial acumen budgeting, forecasting, cost control, and change management.Excellent written and verbal communication skills; ability to interface with executive-level clients and internal leadership.Other RequirementsBased in or willing to relocate to St. Louis, MO.Ability to travel for project execution, client engagements, and site oversight across the U.S.Ability to conduct thorough jobsite walks including ladders, equipment platforms, and multi-level structures.You will join an organization grounded in mutual respect, integrity, and a deep commitment to the growth of our people. As a Project Executive, you will benefit from mentorship, individualized development plans, and a flexible, entrepreneurial model that empowers you to shape your own career path.If you're ready to lead some of the most complex low-voltage controls installations in the mission-critical industry and help build the data centers that power the world we'd love to talk.