Project Manager, Gas Generation

Description

Fermi America is building the largest private power campus in the United States to serve the compute demand of artificial intelligence. Project Matador, our flagship development in Carson County, Texas, is planned to scale to approximately 17 GW of generation, comprising roughly 11 GW of natural gas, 5.4 GW of nuclear, and 600 MW of solar. We deliver behind the meter power at a speed and density the incumbent grid cannot match.

You will own a natural gas generation project on Project Matador from FEED through final investment decision (FID), construction, commissioning, commercial operation, and turnover to Operations. Scope may include simple cycle and combined cycle blocks, heat recovery steam generators, cooling systems, fuel gas conditioning, balance of plant, and the interconnection to the campus high voltage system.

• →Front end development: option screening, basis of design, FEED contractor management, and the estimate and sanction package supporting FID.
• →Contracting strategy, bid evaluation, and administration of EPC and equipment supply agreements as the owner representative.
• →Change order negotiation and defense of the company position against unsupported cost and time claims.
• →The cost forecast, the Primavera P6 schedule, contingency, and decision grade reporting to executive leadership.
• →Owner review of design, resolution of technical issues, and compliance with applicable codes and air permit conditions.
• →Construction oversight, systems completion and turnover, and commissioning through first fire, synchronization, and performance testing.
• →The safety standard on your scope, enforced without exception.

Requirements

• 15 plus years in natural gas power generation project delivery, spanning front end development, engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning.
• At least 5 years in a management or leadership role with direct accountability for project outcome and team performance.
• At least one natural gas fired generation project of 300 MW or greater carried from contract award through commercial operation.
• Front end development experience, including FEED contractor management, basis of design development, and a Class 3 estimate supporting FID.
• Command of EPC contract structures, project controls, and the codes, permits, and performance testing protocols governing thermal generation assets.
• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, or Chemical Engineering, or in Construction Management.

• Direct experience with Siemens Energy, GE Vernova, or Mitsubishi Power industrial frame and aeroderivative fleets.
• Time on both the owner side, with a developer, utility, or independent power producer, and with a major EPC contractor.
• Behind the meter or data center connected generation, and familiarity with the ERCOT or Southwest Power Pool markets.