Full-Time

Assistant Project Manager

Civil Design

Rosendin

Rosendin

1,001-5,000 employees

Electrical and communications contractor for projects

Compensation Overview

$79.6k - $119.4k/yr

+ Employee Stock Ownership Plan + Annual bonus

San Francisco, CA, USA

In Person

Travel up to 25% may be required.

Bachelor's

Category
Business & Strategy (1)
Required Skills
Microsoft Office
Word/Pages/Docs
Oracle
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Microsoft Outlook

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Requirements
  • Knowledge of construction technology, scheduling, equipment, and methods is required.
  • The ability to interact effectively with managers, employees, vendors, clients, and others is required.
  • Strong organizational, record-keeping, follow-up, attention-to-detail, organization, and time-management skills are required.
  • The ability to identify and meet customers’ expectations and requirements is required.
  • Proficiency with computers and Microsoft Office, including Outlook, Word, and Excel, is required.
  • The ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks and adapt to changing requirements is required.
  • Oral and written communication skills are required for the position.
  • A Bachelor's degree in Construction Management or a related field is required, or an equivalent combination of training, education, and relevant work experience.
  • A minimum of one year of experience in a construction-related role is required.
Responsibilities
  • Manage project documentation, including submittals, requests for information, and meeting minutes.
  • Oversee assigned project activities, including planning, coordination, resolution of problem areas, and maintenance of company and project policies, procedures, and standards.
  • Maintain change-order, submittal, and document-control logs and prepare project documentation for construction meetings.
  • Prepare accurate and timely contract submittals.
  • Create and issue subcontractors’ contracts.
  • Assemble and deliver Owner and Maintenance Manuals in a timely manner.
  • Ensure that the project quality-control plan is followed.
  • Interact with subcontractors to obtain correct documentation and drawings for Owner and Maintenance Manuals.
  • Keep the Warranty Log up to date.
  • Attend company and project meetings with clients and subcontractors and provide project-management support.
  • Cooperate with and technically assist field personnel assigned to the area of responsibility.
  • Monitor other contractors’ activities and progress.
  • Create Job Information Sheets and establish Job Files.
  • Prepare price change orders, project reports, and project documentation.
  • Work with payroll to ensure accurate payroll information.
Desired Qualifications
  • Oracle experience is preferred.

Rosendin provides electrical and communications installation services for large construction projects. It handles the design, procurement, and on-site installation of electrical systems, data networks, and related infrastructure, coordinating with general contractors and owners to meet timelines and quality standards. The company relies on its large, skilled workforce and structured safety and quality controls to manage complex, multi-site builds. What sets Rosendin apart is its long history (since 1919), its ability to scale for big projects, deep cross-disciplinary expertise in electrical and communications work, and a commitment to a diverse, safe, welcoming, and inclusive culture that develops people. The goal is to deliver high-quality installations that create value for clients while fostering growth and opportunity for its employees.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

San Jose, California

Founded

1919

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Rosendin opened new Hanover County and Chandler expansions in 2026, adding capacity.
  • The Sterling Project Goliath completed in 26 weeks, strengthening premium data-center credibility.
  • Battery storage and solar partnerships with FlexGen, Phinergy, and Arevon expand revenue beyond wiring.

What critics are saying

  • Rosendin faces an open NLRB discharge charge in Charlotte since February 19, 2026.
  • A hyperscale capex freeze at Meta, Google, or CyrusOne slashes Rosendin's 2027 backlog.
  • Trade-secret and construction disputes, including Burns v. Rosendin Electric, keep legal costs elevated.

What makes Rosendin unique

  • Rosendin deploys 15+ GW across data centers, proving rare scale and speed.
  • Its 100% employee-owned model attracts skilled electricians and keeps project execution tightly aligned.
  • Rosendin combines BIM, analytics, and prefabrication inside new Chandler and Hanover hubs.

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Benefits

Company Equity

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account

Company News

CCR Magazine
Aug 5th, 2026
Rosendin Golf tournament raises $260,000 for Navy SEAL Foundation.

Rosendin Golf tournament raises $260,000 for Navy SEAL Foundation. Rosendin Electric raised more than $260,000 for the Navy SEAL Foundation during its 11th Annual Rosendin Golf Classic, continuing a fundraising effort that has generated more than $4 million in support of military members, veterans and their families since 2016. Held May 21 at Monarch Beach Golf Links in Dana Point, California, the sold-out event brought together more than 180 construction industry professionals for a day of golf, auctions and fundraising. The event opened with a parachute team landing, followed by the National Anthem and a Color Guard presentation by American Legion Newport Harbor Post 291. Following the tournament, Captain Richard Phillips shared his story of being rescued by U.S. Navy SEALs after Somali pirates hijacked the MV Maersk Alabama in 2009, underscoring the mission of the Navy SEAL Foundation and the importance of supporting the Naval Special Warfare community. Rosendin's West Coast Golf Classic began in 2016 under the leadership of David Lincoln, SVP and Navy SEAL Foundation ambassador. The success of the event led to the launch of an East Coast Golf Classic in 2025, with this year's tournament scheduled for September 21 at TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm in Maryland. Rosendin's support for military service members reflects the company's history. Founded in 1919 by World War I Navy veteran Moses Rosendin, the employee-owned electrical contractor continues to partner with organizations that help veterans transition into civilian careers in the electrical industry, including Overwatch, the National Electrical Contractors Association and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The company said proceeds from both golf tournaments directly support Navy SEAL Foundation programs that benefit active-duty personnel, veterans and their families. Sponsors of the West Coast event included Sunbelt Rentals, Champion Fiberglass, United Rentals, Hubbell, Milwaukee Tool and several other industry partners.

Greater Richmond Partnership
Jun 3rd, 2026
Powering data center investment in Central Virginia.

Powering data center investment in Central Virginia. June 3, 2026 By: Michael C. Ivey | Greater Richmond Partnership Data centers are mission-critical infrastructure that sustains the digital systems driving today's economy. From financial transactions to healthcare delivery and national security operations, these facilities enable the continuous flow of information that communities and businesses rely on. As regional demand for data continues to expand, the need for infrastructure capable of delivering consistent, uninterrupted performance has become increasingly essential. Central Virginia is well positioned to support this continued expansion. The region offers the infrastructure, workforce and business environment necessary to attract and sustain investment, reinforcing its role as a competitive destination for global companies. Leading companies are demonstrating that large-scale development and responsible community engagement can go hand in hand. As demand for mission-critical infrastructure grows, companies are investing not only in facilities but in the long-term success of the communities where they operate. Google's $9 billion investment in Chesterfield County reflects this approach, combining long-term planning with a commitment to transparency and strong local partnerships. As Chesterfield County Board Chair Jim Ingle said in a Virginia Economic Development Partnership announcement, "Google's decision to invest in Chesterfield County reflects the strength of our community and its reputation as a leader in technology and innovation." This kind of collaboration helps ensure that the community and the data center operators benefit. Often overlooked in the expansion of data centers are the positive impacts that they have on the workforce that builds and maintains the vital infrastructure Greater Richmond Partnership use every day. A recent Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC) study found that Virginia's data center sector supports approximately 74,000 jobs, generates $5.5 billion in labor income and contributes $9.1 billion annually to the state's GDP. These figures reinforce the role data centers play as both economic drivers and essential infrastructure supporting sustained growth across Central Virginia and the broader Commonwealth. For communities across the region, that growth is also creating meaningful opportunity. Charles Skelly, Business Manager of IBEW Local 666, highlights the connection between infrastructure investment and workforce impact. Workforce investment remains an important part of sustaining this growth. Google has supported a $10 million grant through the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) Electrical Training Alliance to strengthen electrical training programs nationwide. The initiative is designed to expand the pipeline of skilled workers entering the trades in the coming years. Recent private-sector investments are reinforcing that workforce pipeline in Virginia. Rosendin, the nation's largest employee-owned electrical contractor, recently announced a $14 million investment in a new Hanover County facility expected to create 250 jobs over the next three to five years. The project includes plans for a 5,000-square-foot training space designed to support electricians and connect middle, high school and trade students with career opportunities in the skilled trades. Programs like these help ensure the workforce is prepared to meet the technical demands of modern facilities while creating clear pathways into long-term careers. Industry projections indicate that more than 300,000 additional electricians may be needed over the next decade to support growing AI and data center demand, especially as a significant portion of the existing workforce approaches retirement age. Through the Richmond Electricians' Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (RJATC), affiliated with IBEW Local 666, apprenticeship programs typically span five years and require at least 8,000 hours of paid on-the-job training combined with classroom instruction before workers can earn journeyman status. Apprentices earn wages while they train, with pay structured as a percentage of the journeyman wage and increasing throughout the program. Current journeyman wireman wages through IBEW Local 666 are approximately $39 per hour, with a total compensation package valued at nearly $57 per hour, creating a pathway to stable, family-supporting careers tied to Virginia's growing digital infrastructure economy. "The infrastructure that powers the digital world has to be built and maintained right here in Virginia, by Virginia workers," Skelly said. The impact of data center investment extends well beyond construction. These facilities require ongoing support to maintain performance and reliability, creating sustained demand for skilled workers and reinforcing the long-term value of these careers. As Central Virginia competes for major projects and global investment, data centers stand at the center of what makes that competition possible. The regions that lead in digital capacity will lead in innovation, job creation and long-term economic resilience. By continuing to establish itself as a welcoming environment for data center investment Central Virginia is positioning itself as an economic and workforce leader in the Commonwealth. As Vice President of Marketing + Communications, Michael directs GRP's marketing, media relations, creative projects and technical needs. His award-winning work includes the "Greater Richmond: Come & Stay" video series and the "Richmond Region: A Visual Visit" coffee table book. Before joining the Partnership in 2007, he spent six-plus years in newspapers as News Editor at The Daily Progress in Charlottesville, earning multiple Virginia Press Association Awards for writing and design. He holds a bachelor's in Mass Communications and a master's in Integrated Communications, both from VCU. An award-winning filmmaker, Michael serves on the Board of Directors for the Virginia Production Alliance and resides in Chesterfield County with his wife and sons.

Rosendin Electric
May 14th, 2026
Rosendin Electric, Inc. announces new Mountain West regional headquarters in Chandler.

Rosendin Electric, Inc. announces new Mountain West regional headquarters in Chandler. Nation's Largest Employee-Owned Electrical Contractor Consolidates Phoenix Metro Operations into new 100,622-Square-Foot Campus Rosendin Electric, Inc. (Rosendin), the nation's largest employee-owned electrical contractor, announced the purchase of Allred Park Place Building 4 in Chandler, Ariz., which will serve as the company's new Mountain West regional headquarters. The new campus will unite Rosendin's regional operations teams with its growing workforce and corporate teams, including Engineering, Technology, Analytics, BIM, and Innovation. "We're thrilled to welcome Rosendin to Allred Park Place in Chandler," said David Allred, President of Douglas Allred Company. "Their strong reputation, culture, and long-term vision make them an outstanding addition to the exceptional companies already located here. We look forward to a successful partnership and having Rosendin as part of the Allred Park Place community for many years to come." The 100,622-square-foot, two-story building located at 1450 South Spectrum Blvd. will support long-term opportunities for Phoenix Metro employees in one of the nation's fastest-growing construction markets. Located near Loop 101 and Loop 202, the remodeled facility will bring together regional leadership, operations staff, engineering teams, corporate support functions, and Technology and BIM teams under one roof. Plans for the new campus also include a robust training center and dedicated collaboration space for Innovation teams focused on developing emerging solutions to construction challenges. Rosendin has partnered with Arc Tec to lead both the Chandler remodel and the company's corporate headquarters renovation in San Jose, Calif., creating a consistent approach to design and execution across both investments. "Bringing our teams together under one roof allows us to align our company initiatives and goals while building on the culture of collaboration that defines Rosendin," said Brandon Stephens, Senior Vice President, Rosendin. "This is an investment in our people and our future that will allow us to scale alongside our customers while giving our team the space they need to continue delivering exceptional work." Rosendin has been a driving force in Arizona's construction industry for more than 25 years, delivering electrical infrastructure for some of the region's most significant projects, including large-scale semiconductor manufacturing facilities and hyperscale data center campuses for global tech giants. The company has expanded rapidly in recent years through its continued investment in technology, workforce development, and advanced project delivery capabilities. "Our AI, BIM, and technology teams bring extraordinary capabilities to every project they support nationwide and having them work alongside the broader regional team will only multiply their impact," said Fred Meeske, Senior Vice President, Rosendin. "This new Chandler campus gives us the environment to test new innovations, maximize our efficiencies, and set a new standard for how we serve our customers." Rosendin, a 107-year-old electrical construction firm recently ranked No. 156 on Forbes' list of America's Top Private Companies, serves the full spectrum of the nation's most demanding construction sectors. Its project portfolio spans mission critical and technology projects, healthcare facilities, hospitality developments, aviation terminals, commercial developments, and energy infrastructure. Rosendin acknowledges Todd Noel and Michael Rosendin of Colliers for identifying the property and expertly guiding the search process. Rosendin also extends its appreciation to Austin Vick, Esq., and Bryan Wilbert, Esq. of Rutan & Tucker, LLP, for their legal counsel throughout the transaction process. Have media inquiries?

CCR Magazine
Mar 26th, 2026
Rosendin expands in Mid-Atlantic.

Rosendin expands in Mid-Atlantic. KLNB, the Mid-Atlantic's largest privately held commercial real estate brokerage firm, is excited to announce the completion of three transactions in the past 12 months, totaling 353,000 square feet, on behalf of San Jose, CA-based Rosendin Electric, the largest employee-owned electrical contractor in the United States. The deals were overseen by KLNB Senior Vice President Josh Katz and Principal Scott Mendelson, both part of the KLNB Occupier Services team. In May 2025, Rosendin executed a lease for 53,000 square feet of warehouse and light assembly space at Dulles Summit in Dulles, VA. This facility supports data center construction projects throughout Northern Virginia. Steve Cloud of Stream Realty, and Gerardo Castellanos, represented the landlord, Prologis. In November of 2025, Rosendin completed the third expansion of its East Coast headquarters at Northwoods in Dulles, VA, which now totals 175,000 SF of Class A office, training, warehouse, and fabrication space. Bob Gibbs of CBRE represented the landlord, Northwestern Mutual. In January of 2026, Rosendin signed a lease for its Richmond, VA regional operations center, 125,000 SF at the newly completed Lakeridge Logistics Center in Ashland, VA. KLNB partnered with Harrison McVey of Range Commercial Partners to represent Rosendin in this transaction. Muscoe Garnett and Adam Lawson of JLL, represented the Landlord, Wigeon Capital. "KLNB has been a valuable resource to our company for nearly a decade," said Matt Orosz, Senior Vice President for Rosendin's East Region. "With our unprecedented growth supporting the development of data center and AI infrastructure across the country, we must have partners that we can rely on to do their jobs well. Josh and Scott have answered the call for us for years, first for our current CEO, Keith Douglas, and now for me and my partners, Darren Salyards and Brandon Jachimski, as we expand our footprint on the East Coast." "We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity we were given back in 2016, when Scott and I were with Edge Commercial Real Estate," says Katz. "For a 100+ year old organization like Rosendin to trust a boutique company like ours was pretty incredible. When we showed we were up for the task, and when we saw Keith's vision come to life, well, that was a turning point for us. We knew we could do anything for any client, no matter how large, and that has enabled us to serve other companies like Rosendin across the country and around the world. We work hard, so our clients don't have to. Isn't that the goal of customer service?" KLNB's Occupier Services team is based in Tysons, VA and Rockville, MD. The six-person team led by KLNB principals Marc Balamaci and Scott Mendelson, has nearly 90 years of combined experience advising the occupiers of office, R&D, manufacturing, and logistics space throughout the mid-Atlantic and beyond. KLNB Occupier Services provides best-in-class real estate strategy, transaction, and project management services to companies of all sizes and in all stages of the growth cycle. About KLNB KLNB is a leading provider of commercial real estate services throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. An independently owned and operated commercial brokerage and real estate services firm, KLNB provides a variety of services including tenant and landlord representation, leasing, consulting, capital markets, property management, research, marketing, branding, and financing services. More than 120 full-time brokerage professionals work across KLNB's five offices strategically located throughout the Washington, D.C. / Baltimore region. http://klnb.com About Rosendin Electric, Inc.: Rosendin Electric, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, CA, is the largest employee-owned electrical contractor in the United States; employing 12,000 people with $5.6 billion in revenue and ranking #156 on Forbes' list of America's Top Private Companies. Established in 1919, Rosendin remains proud of its more than 100 years of building quality electrical and communications installations and value for its clients but, most importantly, for building people within its company and its communities. Its customers lead some of the most complex construction projects in history and rely on Ccr Mag for its knowledge, ability to scale, and dedication to quality. At Rosendin, Ccr Mag work to ensure that everyone can reach their full potential by building a diverse, safe, welcoming, and inclusive culture.

DF Real Estate & Land Resources, LLC
Mar 13th, 2026
Rosendin's $14 million investment signals strong growth for Hanover County.

Rosendin's $14 million investment signals strong growth for Hanover County. March 13, 2026 - In: Housing Market Updates Hanover County continues to strengthen its position as one of the fastest-growing economic hubs in Central Virginia. A recent announcement confirms that Rosendin, the largest employee-owned electrical contractor in the United States, has signed a lease for a 124,000-square-foot facility at the Lakeridge Logistics Center located at 10383 Lakeridge Parkway in Hanover County. This expansion represents a $14 million investment in the region and is expected to create 250 jobs over the next three to five years. The facility will serve as a regional operations hub supporting Rosendin's electrical engineering, construction, and infrastructure projects throughout the East Coast. For Hanover County residents, businesses, and property owners, this announcement signals something bigger than just a new tenant - it reflects continued economic momentum that will influence development, employment opportunities, and the local real estate market. A Strategic Investment in Hanover County Founded in 1919, Rosendin is a $5.6 billion employee-owned company known for building major infrastructure projects for: * Technology companies * Data centers * Manufacturing facilities * Healthcare campuses * Airports and transportation hubs * Renewable energy projects The company chose Greater Richmond and Hanover County because of the region's strategic location and its proximity to expanding industries such as advanced manufacturing and information technology. According to Rosendin leadership, the new Hanover facility will become a regional hub for electrical contracts across the East Region, strengthening the company's relationships with local partners and industry leaders. Workforce Development and Community Engagement Beyond job creation, Rosendin plans to invest directly in the community by developing a 5,000-square-foot training center inside the facility. This training space is expected to collaborate with: * Middle schools * High schools * Trade schools The goal is to connect local students with future careers in skilled trades and electrical infrastructure, creating long-term workforce opportunities for Hanover residents. Local leadership has expressed strong support for the project, highlighting the positive economic impact it will bring to the South Anna District. Why This Matters for Hanover County's Growth Economic development projects like this do more than create jobs - they strengthen the entire regional economy. Organizations such as the Greater Richmond Partnership work closely with counties like Hanover to attract companies that expand the regional business ecosystem. Rosendin's presence will support several rapidly growing sectors in Central Virginia: * Information technology infrastructure * Data center development * Renewable energy construction * Advanced manufacturing Each of these sectors requires specialized electrical engineering and construction services - making Rosendin's facility a strategic addition to the region's economic infrastructure. How This Impacts the Hanover County Real Estate Market Economic development announcements like this often create ripple effects throughout the real estate market. 1. Increased Housing Demand With 250 new jobs expected, more professionals and skilled workers may relocate to the Hanover area. This typically leads to: * Increased demand for housing * Higher buyer activity * Stronger home values Hanover County already attracts buyers because of its excellent schools, quality of life, and proximity to Richmond, and continued job growth strengthens that appeal. 2. Stronger Commercial and Industrial Development The expansion at Lakeridge Logistics Center highlights Hanover's growing importance in industrial and logistics development. This growth supports: * Warehouse development * Contractor services * Supply chain operations * Technology infrastructure Industrial growth often attracts additional companies that want to operate near key partners and suppliers. 3. Long-Term Property Value Stability When high-quality employers invest millions into a region, it typically signals long-term economic confidence. For homeowners and investors, that means: * Greater stability in property values * Continued development of surrounding infrastructure * Increased interest from buyers moving into the area Hanover County Continues to Rise Announcements like Rosendin's investment are another indicator that Hanover County is experiencing sustained economic expansion. Between industrial development, growing infrastructure projects, and the region's proximity to Richmond, Hanover continues to attract companies looking to expand in a stable and strategically located market. For residents and property owners, this means more jobs, stronger economic growth, and continued demand for housing and real estate in the county. Economic investments such as Rosendin's new facility reinforce what many already recognize: Hanover County is becoming one of Central Virginia's most dynamic growth corridors. As businesses expand and workforce opportunities grow, the local real estate market will likely continue benefiting from increased demand, new development, and strong community investment. Angelica DelliCarpini President & Principal Broker DF Real Estate & Land Resources, LLC | Serving Hanover County and the Greater Richmond Region | www.dfrelrealty.com | 804-569-5115