Electrical Estimator(low voltage) as remote

Title: Electrical Estimator (low voltage)Duration: 12 monthsLocation: RemoteResponsibilitiesDevelop low voltage electrical estimates for data center fit‐out scopes (structured cabling, pathways, racks, containment, and associated systems)Review and validate Bills of Materials (BOMs) and translate them into detailed labor hour build‐ups, productivity assumptions, and fully developed cost estimatesBuild parametric and conceptual cost models using limited inputs, including unit‐based approaches (e.g., $/rack, $/MW, $/LF, $/port)Develop estimate line items, assumptions, and cost build‐ups to support Class 4 and Class 5 estimates within a P70 contingency rangeOperate effectively in early‐stage or incomplete design environments, developing estimates from minimal informationCommercial & Contractor EngagementReview, level, and analyze subcontractor bids/proposalsDevelop and defend should‐cost positions using internal models and benchmarksChallenge labor assumptions, productivity rates, and markupsIdentify scope gaps, overlaps, and inefficiencies in contractor pricingSupport or lead commercial negotiations to drive competitive and transparent outcomesWays of Working (Critical)Comfortable operating in ambiguous, fast‐moving environmentsAble to identify missing information, chase down inputs, and progress work independentlyTakes ownership of estimates from start to finish, including assumption validation and stakeholder coordinationWorks with limited oversight and high accountabilityExpected DeliverablesLabor‐driven estimates based on BOMsParametric and conceptual cost modelsBid leveling and comparative analysesShould‐cost models to support negotiationsAssumption logs, risk assessments, and contingency recommendationsClear, executive‐ready cost summariesQualifications5 10+ years of experience in electrical estimating, with a focus on low voltage systemsProven experience in data center or mission‐critical fit‐out projectsStrong capability in BOM‐based estimating and labor build‐ups, parametric modeling with limited design input, and negotiating with contractors and subcontractorsSolid understanding of low voltage installation methods, labor productivity, contractor pricing structures, and market dynamicsAdvanced proficiency in Excel‐based cost modelingStrong communication and influencing skills#J-18808-Ljbffr