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The Associate Project Designer will develop strategic project plans, manage timelines, and maintain clear communication with internal teams and external stakeholders for clean energy transition projects.
Responsibilities
- Develop project strategy plans based on logical frameworks through design processes like Summaries and Layouts
- Maintain project timeframes, objectives and communications with Sales Directors and other Design Team members
- Create and manage documentation and reports for projects within our shared Drive
- Identify the goals and requirements of each project through communication with Sales Directors and analyze various federal and local data collection outfits to gain necessary project information
- Track, forecast and report on project progress including metrics and challenges
- Maintain current knowledge on product manufacturer’s requirements applicable to each project
Requirements
- Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities
- Proficiency in computer technology and Microsoft Office applications
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Highly motivated to research and report in great detail and with clarity
- Exceptional time management skills, self awareness, and flexibility
- Comfortable with working independently
- Detail-oriented and self-motivated
Nice to Have
- Interest in gaining new computer skills
Skills
Microsoft Office
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* Required skills
Benefits
Dental Insurance
Medical Insurance
Sick Days
Internal promotion priority
Vision Insurance
Holidays
Bereavement leave
Health resources
401(k)
Parental Leave
Paid vacation
Wellness support
Training and skills development programs
About Ampacity
Ampacity, LLC (Ampacity) delivers a forward-thinking approach to structural and electrical solutions for clean energy transition projects, specializing in expert-engineered, field-ready solutions.
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