Jobs at Rosendin

Leads demand forecasting, strategic sourcing, commodity management, subcontract oversight, and BOM processes for critical materials including steel, wire, and cable tray. Develops supplier relationships, negotiates pricing, manages supply chain risks, aligns procurement with project schedules, and partners with Engineering, Finance, and Project Management. Oversees planners and buyers, reports on forecast accuracy and cost trends, and supports supply chain strategy in a manufacturing, modular construction, or industrial environment.

Designs and delivers training programs for manufacturing and corporate employees, covering safety, quality, technical skills, leadership, and professional development. Partners with managers and subject matter experts to identify skill gaps, evaluates training effectiveness, coordinates external vendors, maintains LMS and certification records, and mentors other trainers. The role promotes safety and continuous learning across MPS facilities and requires up to 40% travel.

Collects, maintains, logs, distributes, and archives project documentation. Performs filing, correspondence tracking, reporting, meeting scheduling, database updates, and document compliance activities. Tracks RFIs, submittals, and change orders while supporting construction management teams with monthly reports, project procedures, manuals, and presentations. Requires strong organization, communication, discretion, attention to detail, Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to manage changing priorities.

Manages large, complex modular power and industrial construction projects from kickoff through completion. Serves as the client-facing subject matter expert, overseeing schedules, budgets, forecasts, change orders, contracts, cost-at-completion accounting, stakeholder communication, and issue resolution. Builds client relationships, identifies business opportunities, coordinates production and continuous improvement teams, presents program metrics, and mentors junior program managers. Requires at least seven years of relevant experience and travel of up to 10%.

Manages large, complex modular power and construction projects from planning through completion. Responsibilities include client relationship management, project scheduling, forecasting, cost-at-completion accounting, change orders, stakeholder communication, issue escalation, business development, and mentoring junior program managers. The role coordinates internal production and continuous improvement teams, ensures projects remain on schedule and budget, and serves as the primary customer contact. Travel of up to 10% may be required.

Paid 12-week procurement internship supporting supply chain, logistics, construction operations, and manufacturing projects. Interns collaborate with internal teams and external partners, develop procurement and analytical skills, apply classroom learning, and gain exposure to modular power infrastructure, engineering, quality, manufacturing, and project management.

Paid 12-week procurement internship supporting supply chain, logistics, construction operations, and manufacturing projects. Interns will gain hands-on experience, collaborate with internal teams and external partners, develop analytical and organizational skills, and learn Microsoft Office and other business technologies while contributing to modular power infrastructure projects.

Paid 12-week engineering internship supporting modular power infrastructure projects across engineering design, product development, manufacturing, quality, project management, and supply chain. Interns gain hands-on experience with power systems, manufacturing processes, and technical project execution while working alongside experienced professionals. Candidates must be pursuing a relevant engineering bachelor’s degree, demonstrate strong analytical, communication, organizational, and teamwork skills, and be willing to work in office, manufacturing, and project-site environments.

Coordinates modular power solution deployments from manufacturing through customer turnover. Supports field installation, punch-list activities, milestone tracking, documentation, stakeholder communication, safety and quality compliance, and continuous improvement. The role requires interpreting electrical schematics and construction blueprints while collaborating with engineering, manufacturing, project management, supply chain, field operations, and customers. Work occurs in hybrid office and active construction-site environments with travel up to 25%.

Supports the design, development, documentation, and continuous improvement of modular power systems. Assists with electrical system design, drawings, calculations, technical documentation, design reviews, engineering changes, and production-readiness activities. Collaborates with Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, Project Management, and senior engineers to resolve technical issues and improve safety, quality, manufacturability, and cost. The role includes supervised field or shop-floor observations and up to 10% travel.

Leads mechanical engineering design for modular power and offsite manufacturing solutions, including HVAC, plumbing, cooling, and central plant systems. Oversees modeling, calculations, equipment sizing, code compliance, vendor reviews, field surveys, and design integration with manufacturing and operations. Builds and manages an engineering team, establishes technical standards, mentors staff, and drives scalable processes and continuous improvement. Requires an active PE license, 10+ years of experience, and up to 25% travel.

Leads structural engineering for modular power infrastructure, including foundations, steel supports, frames, skids, and structural interfaces. Reviews and approves calculations, drawings, submittals, and PE-stamped deliverables; coordinates with multidisciplinary, manufacturing, quality, procurement, and field teams; conducts site and facility visits; investigates nonconformances; and ensures code compliance and constructability. Builds and manages an engineering team, establishes standards, mentors engineers, and supports scalable execution. Requires a PE license, 10+ years of experience, structural design expertise, and up to 25% travel.

Leads electrical engineering teams and oversees project design, technical delivery, staffing, budgets, coordination, and engineering quality. Responsibilities include resolving complex design issues, managing resources and fees, coordinating with project teams and regulatory agencies, conducting value engineering, performing site visits, and serving as Engineer of Record. Requires strong knowledge of electrical distribution, lighting, grounding, system studies, construction, codes, testing, and commissioning.

Entry-level electrical engineer supporting design and coordination of power, lighting, and auxiliary systems. Prepare single-line diagrams, short-circuit and overcurrent coordination studies, review submittals, perform site surveys under supervision, and collaborate with multi-discipline teams.

Lead project cost accounting: analyze project costs and budgets, prepare forecasts and cost/statistical reports, support systems/policy development, mentor junior staff, perform internal audits, assist bids and resolve costing issues, and travel regionally to support operations.

Lead a business systems team to analyze processes, gather requirements, design and implement technology solutions, support data migration and testing, provide user support, and build analytics (dashboards, reports, predictive models) using tools like Power BI. Collaborate with stakeholders to align forecasting, production scheduling, and analytics strategy while managing scope, timeline, and budgets for system initiatives.

Lead analysis, documentation, and improvement of business processes; gather requirements, support system selection and implementation, manage testing and data migration, develop reports/dashboards (Power BI), provide user support, and drive cross-functional continuous improvement initiatives to enhance operational efficiency.