Project Manager - Solar

Publication date 12 January 2026 Type of contract Permanent Localization New York Job family Not specified

You are recognized for your professionalism, your ability to take initiative, your autonomy, and your sound judgment. You are a team player, you enjoy technical challenges, and you want to work for a company with strong human values that is a pioneer in renewable energy.

Reporting to the Program Director - Solar and working closely with the entire North American business unit, you will play a key role throughout the development and execution of Boralex's projects in North America.

• Help develop the project strategy and guidelines, and ensure that they are followed and communicated to the project team.
• Manage and monitor the project in accordance with Boralex's strategy and criteria for profitability, quality, and timeliness.
• Reconcile the various issues (technical, environmental, etc.) to serve the scope of the projects.
• Mobilize and coordinate a multidisciplinary project team using matrix management.
• Facilitate communication and collaboration between teams (technical, construction, legal, finance, etc.) to encourage employees to find optimal solutions.
• Promote Boralex's values in its outreach to communities and partners.
• Conduct commercial negotiations with the support of the technical team and the SVP, EPC, North America.
• Ensure that the OHS structure is implemented in collaboration with the site teams.
• Monitor the progress of mandates and compliance with deadlines, and take corrective measures if necessary.
• In collaboration with the project control team, implement cost and schedule estimation tools according to the specificities of each project.
• Prepare reports on the status of projects and the overall progress of engineering files.
• Coordinate the transition of the project from execution to operations.
• Prepare the documents required for the various committees.

This position requires frequent travel within North America.

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, administration, or equivalent training.
• At least 3 years of relevant experience.
• Experience in major renewable energy (solar) and construction projects (an asset).
• Leadership, rigor, organizational skills, and ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
• Strong interest and skills in teamwork and interpersonal communication.
• Experience in managing complex projects and negotiating contracts.