Project Manager

• Serve as the primary point of accountability to business partners and other parties for managing and implementing small to medium-sized projects and/or small programs
• Drive business readiness, stakeholder alignment, and adoption of outcomes supporting SC strategic objectives and goals
• Control project planning and execution activities and resources to meet cost, time, and quality goals
• Apply project management knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project deliverables, processes, and systems
• Operate within defined parameters using a proven Project Management Methodology and merge methodologies when needed
• Manage team development and mentor members of the project management community
• Work with the Strategy, Planning, and Execution team and Small Commercial teams on strategic opportunities and project/communication plans
• Drive initiative shaping and roadmap development for assigned projects/programs
• Perform other duties as assigned

Project Manager – SC Execution

• Oversee implementation aspects of delivery projects and ensure safe, quality outcomes meeting or exceeding company commitments
• Maintain a safe and secure work environment through site planning, safety plan review, JHA approvals, toolbox talks, and site walks
• Assist the Senior Project Manager and Construction Manager in ensuring project scope, code, and project requirements are met
• Coordinate management of GMP, Lump Sum, or Concession Agreement contracts and project budgets
• Manage contract requirements including bonds, insurance, notifications, schedules, reporting, costs, and energy savings requirements
• Set up and manage Procore for change management and document control
• Negotiate and prepare vendor purchase orders and subcontracts
• Participate in development hand-off meetings and establish project goals and client expectations
• Establish site utilization plans, baseline schedules, project schedules of values, and quality assurance plans
• Prepare monthly project reports and cost reviews
• Lead change management from RFI affect letters, drawing revisions, and client directives through resolution
• Lead project meetings and document agendas and minutes
• Maintain project schedules, mitigate issues, and manage risk log items
• Build customer relationships with subcontractors, vendors, and clients
• Participate in industry organizations and community opportunities
• Manage and develop Assistant Project Managers

• Provide strategic project management leadership for large and complex electric substation projects
• Lead projects through internal and external processes and navigate the project life cycle
• Manage project scope, schedule, and cost
• Make key project decisions
• Manage a collaborative project team and ensure functional disciplines meet planned scope, schedule, and cost
• Coach, resolve conflicts, facilitate, motivate, and negotiate across the project
• Lead project meetings
• Develop, update, and manage the project plan
• Coordinate communications and provide stakeholder status updates
• Assess project risks and develop mitigation plans
• Manage requests for information and action items
• Ensure adequate project resources
• Establish and maintain effective working relationships

• Monitor, maintain and report on budgets, contracts and financial issues for Eversource transmission projects
• Obtain implementing information and recommendations to meet project goals and influence project direction
• Perform cost forecasting, monitoring and control activities
• Prepare cost performance and productivity reports
• Analyze supporting data, report variances and conduct special studies
• Evaluate and report the cost impact of scope and productivity changes and recommend corrective actions
• Assist Project Managers with project cost, cash flow and budget evaluations throughout the project life cycle
• Perform monthly project forecasting using bids, scope changes, invoices, internal labor, contractors, materials and equipment
• Provide project and program management cost analysis reports to Project Managers, Engineering and Plant Accounting
• Reconcile project costs to establish accurate historical project data
• Prepare un-vouchered liabilities so financial impacts are properly reflected in company financial statements
• Respond to emergency situations, including assignments outside normal responsibilities, work hours and location

Project Analyst, Cost, Transmission

• Support Project Managers with day-to-day coordination across client implementations and internal projects
• Maintain project plans, trackers, meeting notes, action item logs, decision logs, risk/issue logs, and other documentation
• Document and follow up on project activities, deliverables, owners, and due dates
• Track milestones and identify items requiring follow-up or escalation
• Update project management tools including Microsoft Project, Azure DevOps, SharePoint, and PMO systems
• Schedule and support internal, client-facing, implementation, and status meetings
• Prepare agendas, capture notes, document decisions, and distribute follow-up items
• Track meeting action items and follow up with owners
• Prepare materials for status meetings, executive updates, and stakeholder communications
• Monitor project activities and progress against plan
• Support project status reports, dashboards, and stakeholder updates
• Gather and consolidate cross-functional team updates for Project Manager review
• Identify missing, outdated, or unclear project information
• Coordinate with Product, Operations, IT, Infrastructure, and other business teams
• Communicate deadlines, dependencies, and follow-up needs
• Provide visibility into project status, blockers, risks, and outstanding decisions
• Coordinate project documentation, SOPs, implementation materials, training documentation, and handoff materials
• Support PMO documentation, tracker, naming convention, and template standards
• Organize project files and keep key materials accessible and current
• Support post-project lessons learned and improvement documentation
• Track risks, issues, blockers, and dependencies
• Escalate unclear project information, ownership, or timelines
• Collaborate with Talent on recruitment, including interviews
• Use industry networks to identify and attract talent
• Provide guidance and mentorship to department and cross-functional team members
• Help reinforce company culture
• Perform on-call duties during peak periods
• Attend headquarters in person approximately twice per year, plus other role-specific travel

Project Coordinator

• Lead day-to-day management of assigned capital construction projects, ensuring schedules, budgets, quality standards, and project control objectives are met
• Monitor critical path activities and proactively address schedule, cost, and risk impacts
• Contribute to client-facing communication plans and delivery strategies
• Maintain project controls documentation, including schedules, meeting records, action logs, risk registers, budget reports, and milestone tracking systems
• Ensure project deliverables are clearly defined and actively monitored through completion
• Lead project controls reporting, including schedule analysis, budget monitoring, forecasting, variance reporting, earned progress evaluation, and KPI tracking
• Provide recommendations to address schedule delays, budget variances, and emerging project risks
• Review contract requirements, project constraints, change orders, and consultant/vendor obligations
• Manage financial controls including budget development, cost tracking, forecasting, contingency management, cash-flow monitoring, invoice review, and change order evaluation
• Participate in internal and client meetings, including agenda planning, discussion leadership, and follow-up coordination
• Coordinate with owners, architects, engineers, contractors, consultants, and vendors on project controls, schedules, reporting, and issue resolution
• Coordinate procurement tasks and relocation activities with internal teams and external vendors
• Maintain records of meeting outcomes, decisions, and open items, and drive closure
• Informally coach junior team members, share best practices, and reinforce project standards

Project Manager – Project Controls

• Support daily activities across design, permitting, construction, occupancy, and closeout phases
• Track milestones, critical path activities, schedule updates, and project dependencies
• Participate in internal and client-facing meetings, capture notes, and relay updates
• Prepare and maintain schedules, status reports, action trackers, project dashboards, and other project controls documentation
• Collect, analyze, and compile project data for progress reporting, schedule forecasting, and cost tracking
• Identify schedule variances, budget impacts, and potential project risks with project leads
• Review basic contract terms and support alignment of project tasks with contractual obligations
• Assist with invoice tracking, change order management, budget monitoring, forecasting, and project cost logs
• Maintain project schedules, cost reports, risk registers, and performance metrics
• Prepare meeting agendas, coordinate follow-ups, and track action-item completion
• Support stakeholder interactions with contractors, designers, and client contacts
• Manage assigned procurement and relocation coordination tasks and work with vendors
• Support peer learning and newer team members

Associate Project Manager – Project Controls

• Manage large, complex transmission projects in Massachusetts within a multi-external-stakeholder environment
• Ensure approved project phases are completed efficiently, within scope, on schedule, and within budget
• Collaborate with Transmission Asset Management, Transmission Planning, Design, Land Planning, Construction and Test, Finance, Regulatory Relations, Legal, and Purchasing
• Manage projects with elevated financial exposure and communicate directly with senior management
• Represent Eversource as expert witness for ISO-NE CSC and other regulatory evidentiary proceedings
• Coordinate regulatory approvals and interface with regulators, local elected officials, and town department managers
• Manage development and evaluation of bid documents for engineering, design, construction, materials, and support systems procurement
• Ensure project documentation and completion comply with company policies, regulations, and laws
• Manage high-risk projects such as major substation builds or expansions, interconnection agreements, transmission line construction, and other financially significant projects
• Own project scope, schedule, and budget
• Present to senior management, governmental agencies, and outside organizations
• Prepare written responses for local, state, and federal regulatory proceedings
• Lead municipal, homeowner, and interested-party meetings
• Guide and develop less experienced personnel
• Manage team-member performance through expectations, standards, and timely feedback
• Support Major Projects and travel regularly to Westwood, MA

Project Manager II, Transmission

• Lead the planning and implementation of medium-large power delivery projects
• Support business development through project scoping, fee development, proposal preparation, interviews, negotiations, and contract development
• Define project scope, work procedures, sequences, schedules, budgets, staffing, vendor lists, and progress billing points after project award
• Meet with client management to resolve issues and obtain project-completion approvals
• Maintain ongoing client relationships as part of business development efforts
• Plan, organize, communicate, and coordinate project engagements
• Manage day-to-day activities involving clients and project teams
• Achieve project quality, scope, budget, and schedule objectives
• Analyze project performance and resource utilization
• Identify potential out-of-scope work
• Manage and negotiate contract change orders
• Identify and manage project risk from proposal through project completion
• Train, mentor, and oversee other Project Managers
• Conduct and participate in portfolio and project reviews

Senior Project Manager

• Provide strategic project management leadership for large and complex electric substation projects
• Lead projects through internal and external processes and navigate the project life cycle
• Manage project scope, schedule, and cost
• Make key project decisions
• Manage collaborative project teams and ensure functional disciplines meet planned scope, schedule, and cost
• Lead projects through coaching, conflict resolution, facilitation, motivation, and negotiation
• Lead project meetings
• Develop, update, and manage project plans
• Coordinate communication and provide stakeholder status updates
• Assess project risks and develop mitigation plans
• Manage project requests for information and action items
• Ensure adequate project resources are available