Jobs at Integra Mission Critical

Owns Integra’s enterprise cost and schedule benchmarking program, including standards, governance, historical project data, database management, normalization, analytics, dashboards, reporting, and lessons learned. Partners with preconstruction, construction, finance, and executives to validate estimates, compare project performance, identify trends, improve forecasting, and support risk management and continuous improvement across capital projects.

Leads hazardous energy control across critical infrastructure projects. Develops and enforces HECP and LOTO procedures, verifies isolation activities, coordinates with construction and operations teams, investigates incidents, reviews high-risk work documentation, and ensures personnel training and PPE compliance. The role controls mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, thermal, and electrical energy systems while maintaining compliance with codes, project standards, and schedule requirements.

Leads program-level cost management for a multibillion-dollar data center construction program. Responsibilities include budget development, cost baselines, forecasting, earned value management, executive reporting, change and contingency management, risk analysis, ERP integration, process optimization, and stakeholder alignment. The role mentors project controls staff and partners with engineering, procurement, construction, finance, executives, clients, and joint venture partners to improve cost visibility and decision-making.

Development-track project controls role supporting cost management, scheduling, progress measurement, change and risk management, and project performance reporting for large construction and manufacturing programs. Responsibilities include maintaining cost and schedule data, tracking budgets and commitments, validating field progress, preparing dashboards and reports, and coordinating with engineering, procurement, construction, manufacturing, and finance teams. The role begins with office-based training in Houston before transitioning to an active project site.

Supports project controls across cost management, scheduling, progress measurement, change and risk management, reporting, and data quality. The role maintains project cost and schedule data, prepares forecasts and dashboards, validates field progress, tracks changes and risks, and coordinates with construction, engineering, procurement, manufacturing, and finance teams. It begins with office-based training before transitioning to active project-site assignments, with development toward cost, scheduling, or project controls leadership.

Leads end-to-end cost management for a multibillion-dollar data center construction program. Responsibilities include budget development, cost baselines, forecasting, earned value management, executive reporting, change and contingency management, risk analysis, ERP integration, process optimization, and stakeholder leadership across engineering, procurement, construction, finance, clients, and joint venture partners.

Leads the company’s high-volume, multi-entity accounts payable function, including people leadership, payment operations, controls, construction-related AP, vendor management, reporting, month-end close, and procure-to-pay optimization. The role owns AP strategy, organizational design, fraud prevention, technology improvements, transformation initiatives, implementations, and cross-functional partnerships across Finance, Procurement, Construction Operations, and other business functions.

Leads and enforces energy isolation across critical infrastructure projects. Develops LOTO procedures, establishes acceptance criteria, coordinates isolation activities with construction and operations teams, reviews high-risk work documentation, investigates incidents, verifies training and PPE compliance, and reports project compliance. Requires electrical engineering knowledge, experience with hazardous energy control, commissioning or large-scale infrastructure projects, MEP systems, and critical electrical equipment.

Provides legal counsel across corporate, commercial, construction, infrastructure, real estate, procurement, and product manufacturing matters. Drafts and negotiates contracts, advises on claims and construction or design issues, supports procurement processes, manages legal strategies and project lifecycles, and delivers risk-based business guidance to executives and cross-functional teams.

Designs and develops enterprise integrations across ERP, HR, manufacturing, SaaS, cloud, on-premises, IoT, and operational systems. Builds APIs, microservices, serverless workflows, event-driven solutions, messaging platforms, and automated tests using Azure integration services and related technologies. Responsibilities include API governance, security, observability, troubleshooting, performance optimization, disaster recovery, and production operations. Partners with business and technical stakeholders, reviews designs, mentors engineers, and establishes reusable integration standards.

Designs, automates, secures, deploys, and operates enterprise Azure cloud platforms and delivery capabilities. Builds CI/CD pipelines, Terraform or Bicep infrastructure modules, container and serverless deployments, API Management automation, networking and security controls, observability, and platform engineering standards. The role supports production workloads across multiple environments, applies infrastructure and policy as code, automates operational processes, and collaborates with architecture, cybersecurity, infrastructure, data, integration, and application teams.

Provides onsite and remote technical support to employees, troubleshooting hardware, software, workstation, networking, and Microsoft 365 issues. Responsibilities include configuring and reimaging devices, maintaining inventory, supporting ConnectWise solutions, collaborating with cybersecurity teams, documenting solutions, assisting with user training, recommending accessibility tools, improving system performance, and following up to ensure customer satisfaction.

Build and maintain Microsoft Fabric data pipelines, Lakehouse and Warehouse solutions, ingestion frameworks, Bronze/Silver/Gold data layers, transformations, dimensional models, and data-quality controls. Integrate ERP, CRM, manufacturing, construction, and other enterprise systems. Implement security, governance, DevOps, monitoring, documentation, and production support while partnering with architects, analysts, Power BI developers, and business stakeholders.

Designs, implements, and continuously improves manufacturing processes to increase productivity, quality, safety, and cost efficiency. Analyzes production data, resolves bottlenecks, supports NPI, designs equipment and fixtures, and leads improvement projects. The role establishes process controls and quality standards, ensures EHS compliance, collaborates with engineering, production, quality, and maintenance teams, and provides training and operational leadership on the plant floor.

Supports new product introduction and transition from design to production. Leads manufacturing readiness reviews, first-of-a-kind builds, process validation, capacity planning, factory readiness, production documentation, and launch risk resolution. Partners with engineering, operations, quality, and supply chain teams to develop scalable manufacturing processes, tooling, layouts, and automation. Uses manufacturing analytics and continuous improvement methods to improve quality, cost, throughput, capacity, and productivity across multiple facilities.

Plans and executes integrated marketing campaigns across digital, print, email, social, events, and internal communications. Manages projects from intake through delivery, develops and edits content, translates technical information for varied audiences, coordinates stakeholders and vendors, creates presentations and marketing materials, maintains workflows and calendars, and measures campaign performance. Requires strong writing, project management, marketing strategy, organizational, and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Leads enterprise employee, change, executive, and engagement communications. Develops communication strategies, messaging, leadership materials, channel plans, and employee campaigns supporting organizational changes and business priorities. Partners with HR, executives, and functional leaders to improve understanding, adoption, and engagement. Owns internal communication channels, governance standards, approval processes, metrics, and reporting while strengthening the organization’s internal communications function.

Develop complex technical and commercial proposals for data center, manufacturing, and industrial pursuits. Responsibilities include pricing analysis, advanced Excel modeling, technical content development, solicitation compliance, document management, opportunity qualification, and cross-functional coordination. The role integrates inputs from sales, estimating, engineering, finance, manufacturing, construction, legal, and operations teams while ensuring accurate, polished, and commercially compelling submissions.

Supports daily office operations by maintaining workplace readiness, coordinating maintenance and vendors, managing mail, shipping, inventory, and deliveries, and assisting with onboarding, meetings, records, expenses, and employee workplace requests. Ensures shared spaces remain organized and functional, follows office procedures, prepares administrative materials, and escalates operational issues as needed. This is a fully onsite Houston role.

Provides strategic administrative and operational support to senior leadership by managing calendars, meetings, communications, travel, expenses, briefing materials, and cross-functional coordination. The role requires proactive prioritization, discretion, executive presence, strong judgment, and the ability to anticipate needs in a fast-paced environment. It is fully onsite in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and involves maintaining confidentiality while ensuring executives remain organized, prepared, and focused on business priorities.