Remote Electrical Estimator
The Electrical Estimator prepares detailed construction cost estimates throughout design development, supporting budgeting and procurement strategies for infrastructure projects.
About the Company
Our client is a well-established engineering and consulting firm with decades of experience supporting complex infrastructure projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic and across the United States. The firm specializes in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (M/E/P) estimating services for public and private sector clients, with expertise spanning water and wastewater treatment facilities, electric bus depots, transportation infrastructure, and other mission-critical projects. Known for its technical excellence and collaborative culture, the organization delivers reliable cost planning that supports informed decision-making throughout the project lifecycle.
About the Position
Our client is seeking an experienced Electrical Estimator to join its growing team. This role prepares detailed construction cost estimates at various stages of design development to support owner budgeting, capital planning, and procurement strategy.
Unlike traditional contractor estimating positions, this is not a hard-bid role. The focus is on developing accurate, comprehensive cost projections that help clients make informed decisions throughout planning and design.
The position is remote day to day, but it is not location-agnostic. Onboarding and training happen at the company's office in Parkton, Maryland, and the team meets in person periodically. Candidates should live within reasonable driving distance of Parkton (greater Baltimore, York/Harrisburg, northern Maryland, southern Pennsylvania) or be open to relocating there.
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