QA/QC Project Coordinator at fusionirx | Boise, Idaho

The QA/QC Project Coordinator at fusionirx supports quality assurance, quality control, and commissioning for large-scale projects in construction, advanced manufacturing, energy, industrial, and mission-critical sectors. This position is based in Boise, Idaho and focuses on managing project documentation, maintaining accurate CXAlloy data, and ensuring clea…

Join ec-electric as an Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Professional, where you will play a critical role in ensuring the safety and well-being of our workplace and the environment. This position entails reviewing, evaluating, and analyzing work environments while developing comprehensive policies and procedures to comply with safety, health, and environmental regulations. You will also design proactive programs aimed at preventing workplace injuries and minimizing environmental impacts.Key Responsibilities:Collaborate with safety teams to achieve organizational safety goals.Plan, implement, and coordinate safety programs tailored to our operations.Stay updated on regulatory changes and ensure all safety manuals and procedures reflect current standards.Coordinate with facility safety personnel to promote consistency and share best practices across sites.Mentor employees and leaders in developing essential technical safety skills.Drive the execution of the facility's safety vision and plan, guiding staff towards its achievement.Conduct or facilitate safety training for employees regarding regulations, hazard monitoring, and safety equipment use.Maintain an accurate training matrix for required site-specific training.Investigate incidents involving injuries or near misses, ensuring compliance with internal protocols and effective communication with all relevant parties.Lead risk and hazard assessments, implementing corrective actions to mitigate potential incidents.Focus on ergonomic initiatives that address body positioning issues to prevent musculoskeletal disorders.In collaboration with project teams, develop Environmental Health and Safety Plans (EHSP) for new projects, ensuring thorough preparation and understanding of upcoming scopes of work.

KPFF Consulting Engineers is in search of a highly skilled Structural Engineering Project Manager to become part of our dynamic team in Boise, Idaho. This position is tailored for a seasoned professional with extensive experience in overseeing intricate structural engineering projects.As the Structural Engineering Project Manager, you will lead the planning, design, and implementation of large-scale structural projects, ensuring they are completed on schedule, within budget, and meet the highest quality standards. Your responsibilities will include managing client relationships, guiding project teams, and making strategic decisions throughout the project lifecycle.Lead Structural Project Management and Execution: Direct all phases of structural engineering projects, from initiation through design, budgeting, scheduling, and closeout. Ensure timely achievement of project objectives within established scope.Provide Technical Expertise and Quality Control: Oversee the preparation and assessment of detailed structural calculations, drawings, and specifications, ensuring compliance with company standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices.Develop and Manage Client Relationships: Act as the primary liaison for clients, nurturing strong relationships, managing expectations, and ensuring satisfaction. Participate in proposal development and contribute to business growth through networking and client engagement.Coordinate Multi-Disciplinary Teams: Work collaboratively with architects, contractors, and other engineering disciplines to guarantee cohesive project delivery and seamless integration of structural systems with other design elements.Mentor and Develop Team Members: Lead project teams by providing mentorship to junior and mid-level engineers, fostering a collaborative and supportive environment that promotes professional growth.Oversee Regulatory Compliance and Risk Management: Guarantee projects adhere to all relevant building codes, safety standards, and environmental regulations. Identify potential risks and formulate mitigation strategies.Drive Innovation and Continuous Improvement: Stay abreast of industry advancements and integrate new technologies and methodologies to enhance project outcomes and client satisfaction.

Join Cielo Projects as a National Accounts Manager, where you will leverage your expertise in navigating and securing business with large, complex organizations. In this pivotal role, you will engage with high-level decision-makers, pinpoint unmet client needs, and harness market insights to craft compelling value propositions for new clients. You will be instrumental in driving growth, retention, and the development of new accounts for our largest Protective Packaging clients with multiple locations. The ideal candidate will embody a positive attitude, strong business acumen, and innovative thinking to empower our customers in today’s dynamic marketplace. You will also tactically manage engagements with senior stakeholders and articulate how collaboration with Sealed Air can enhance their profitability and loss (P&L).Key Responsibilities Include:Engaging with large enterprise companies at the senior/executive level, using self-identified targets or those identified through thorough market research.Facilitating impactful exploratory discussions with senior stakeholders to uncover their needs and align them with SEE's value offerings.Owning the value proposition and project governance while managing both internal and external collaborations to create new revenue streams and secure contract acceptance.Developing and maintaining a robust pipeline for new business opportunities to sustain a minimum annual growth rate of 3X.Consistently exceeding sales targets, management by objectives (MBOs), and other goals established by business leadership.Effectively utilizing and managing company resources, including travel and expense budgets.

Join Turner Townsend as a Junior / Assistant Scheduler in Boise, where you will play a vital role in the planning and execution of construction projects. You will collaborate with project managers to ensure timelines are met and resources are allocated efficiently.

Turner & Townsend is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Associate Director - Scheduler to join our dynamic team. This role requires exceptional leadership qualities and a demonstrated history of effectively managing schedules for complex projects within the semiconductor construction sector. Key Responsibilities:Optimize resource allocation within an integrated planning, cost, and risk framework to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.Adhere to established planning and scheduling methodologies during the development of project schedules.Create and maintain Project Milestone and Progress tracking baselines.Evaluate subcontractor alignment with the defined scheduling methodologies.Assist in developing the Work Breakdown Structure to enhance project performance measurement.Analyze scheduling data to identify trends and issues, communicating findings to the Project Director and team.Facilitate communication and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders regarding project timelines.Mentor and coach the planning team to foster professional growth.Lead schedule reporting, including forecasts and contingency management for specific work packages.Timely update and analyze schedules, ensuring compliance with contractor schedules and integrated milestones.Assess resource needs and availability, recommending recovery options as necessary.Adhere to SOX control responsibilities as applicable.

Who You’ll Collaborate WithJoin the KPFF team in our Boise office, a dynamic and community-oriented group that has proudly served Boise for over two decades. Our office delivers exceptional civil and structural engineering services throughout Idaho and its nearby areas, playing a significant role in shaping the local skyline and supporting Idaho's ongoing development. Our diverse portfolio showcases projects for esteemed clients such as Boise State University, the City of Boise, the State of Idaho, University of Idaho, St. Luke’s Medical Center, and many more, alongside a variety of public and private ventures executed in partnership with leading architects, developers, and contractors.About the RoleAre you a seasoned engineer eager to elevate your leadership skills and take ownership of projects? We are looking for a Project Manager to spearhead structural design initiatives aligned with your expertise, mentor junior engineers, and devise innovative solutions across a spectrum of projects. You will be instrumental in managing intricate projects from conception through construction, fostering close collaboration with clients and design partners, and serving as the primary contact for KPFF.Your ResponsibilitiesLead Projects: Oversee design processes from conception to completion, ensuring technical excellence while balancing coordination, budgets, schedules, and client relationships.Design & Innovate: Utilize advanced structural engineering principles to craft creative, efficient, and buildable solutions while leading the development of drawings and specifications.Mentor & Guide: Provide hands-on training and support to emerging engineers through project collaboration.Collaborate Across Disciplines: Work in close partnership with architects, owners, and contractors to guarantee technical accuracy and successful outcomes.Contribute to Idaho's Growth: Shape projects that enhance our local communities, including commercial, educational facilities, and public infrastructure.

Join our dynamic team at fusionirx as a Senior Electrical Commissioning Engineer. We are looking for a seasoned professional to spearhead commissioning efforts for large-scale semiconductor fabrication and mission-critical data center projects located in Boise, ID. The ideal candidate will bring a minimum of 8 years of expertise in electrical systems design, installation, and commissioning, possessing an in-depth understanding of testing protocols, industry codes, and operational handover processes. This role demands exceptional technical skills, a collaborative spirit, and the ability to juggle multiple commissioning tasks in a high-pressure, deadline-oriented environment.Key ResponsibilitiesLead the planning, coordination, and execution of commissioning processes for electrical systems, including:Medium and low voltage power distribution systemsSwitchgear, switchboards, panelboards, and motor control centers (MCCs)Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, power distribution units (PDUs), generators, and transfer switchesLighting systems, grounding, and bonding systemsProcess control and monitoring systems relevant to electrical infrastructureAnalyze and interpret electrical drawings, one-line diagrams, control schematics, and project specifications.Craft and execute commissioning plans, test scripts, and acceptance criteria tailored to project specifications.Conduct functional testing, performance verification, and troubleshooting of electrical systems to ensure compliance with NFPA, NEC, IEEE, and client standards.Oversee factory acceptance tests (FATs) and site acceptance tests (SATs) as needed.Collaborate with design engineers, construction teams, vendors, and client representatives to address technical challenges and prepare for project turnover.Document all commissioning activities, including redlines, punch lists, deficiency reports, and turnover packages.Ensure compliance with project safety standards, electrical safety protocols, and lockout/tagout procedures.Provide mentorship and technical guidance to junior engineers and commissioning technicians.

Job Description — Energy Marshal (LOTO / PTW)Position OverviewThe Energy Marshal plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safe, compliant, and effective execution of construction, pre-commissioning, and start-up activities on a semiconductor fabrication (fab) project. This position acts as the primary coordination hub for all energy control activities that affect construction and tool hook-up operations, covering various energy sources such as electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, gas, and stored energy.Collaborating closely with Construction Management, Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC), Commissioning (Cx), and Operations/Facilities, the Energy Marshal oversees isolations, lockout/tagout (LOTO), and permit-to-work (PTW) processes, facilitating safe work practices in a complex, high-tech environment.Key Responsibilities1) Energy Control & Safety Implement and enforce Energy Control Procedures (ECPs) and LOTO programs for all construction and commissioning activities within the fab and its supporting facilities. Identify, verify, and document all energy sources, including but not limited to: High, medium, and low voltage electrical systems Process gases and ultra-high purity (UHP) gases Chemicals and chemical distribution Vacuum, compressed air, water, and thermal systems Stored mechanical energy and other hazardous energy sources Validate that isolations, locks, tags, and zero-energy verification are in place and documented before commencing work. Coordinate the safe energization and de-energization of equipment, tools, and systems (e.g., substations, distribution boards, temporary power, exhaust systems, process utilities). Maintain strict protocols for live work, troubleshooting under power, and deviations from standard isolation practices, ensuring all necessary approvals, controls, and documentation are in place. Conduct field verifications, pre-job walkdowns, and assist in job hazard analyses (JHAs) for energy-intensive tasks such as tie-ins, tool hook-ups, turnovers, cutovers, and start-ups.2) Permitting & Work Authorization (PTW) Review, authorize, and track permits related to energy hazards, including: Electrical work and HV/MV switching Hot work in cleanroom/support areas Confined space entry (pits, tanks, sub-fab areas) Work on process gases, chemicals, and other hazardous energy systems Coordinate work windows, isolations, and clearances with Construction, trade contractors, Commissioning, and Facilities/Operations. Ensure comprehensive documentation and traceability, including isolation plans, LOTO logs, switching orders, red-line drawings, and permit closeout records. Verify the removal of locks/tags and the safe restoration of systems to service upon completion, ensuring permit closeout and readiness for turnover.3) Coordination & CollaborationFoster effective communication and collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure a seamless workflow and adherence to safety protocols throughout the project lifecycle.

Murray Company is hiring a Project Engineer in Boise, Idaho. This position supports the planning and management of engineering projects from start to finish. The Project Engineer helps coordinate schedules, track progress, and keep projects on budget. Role overview This role involves working closely with project teams to ensure each phase of work meets client requirements and quality standards. Strong technical skills and a practical approach to solving problems are important for success in this position. Key responsibilities Assist with project planning, scheduling, and execution Monitor project progress to ensure deadlines and budgets are met Apply technical knowledge to address project challenges Support the delivery of solutions that align with client needs Requirements Background in engineering or a related field Strong problem-solving abilities Attention to detail and commitment to project goals

World Wide Professional Solutions is a leading project solutions organization dedicated to the principles of lean construction, collaborative contracting, and innovative execution strategies that drive exceptional performance outcomes.We are currently inviting skilled and enthusiastic Semiconductor Project Schedulers to become valuable members of our dynamic project team in Boise, ID. We are particularly interested in Master Schedulers, Schedule Integrators, Schedule Technicians, and Trade Schedulers across all experience levels.Position Overview: As a Scheduler, you will play a pivotal role in collaborating with project owners and contractors to set Level 1 and Level 2 milestones, ensuring that project deliverables are clearly defined. You will lead structured planning sessions that foster stakeholder alignment on critical integration activities, driving commitment to meet established goals. Your responsibilities will include spearheading the overall schedule management process, encompassing regular updates, forecasting, and change management. Additional duties involve conducting schedule quality assessments, performing forensic schedule analyses, and executing schedule risk evaluations. You will also provide invaluable support to project managers by assessing schedule performance and reviewing contractor change orders for entitlement and schedule impacts, offering recommendations for equitable resolutions.

Role Overview Clenera is hiring a Director of Project Finance to lead financial strategy and operations for renewable energy projects. This position can be based in Boise, Idaho or remote within the United States. What You Will Do Develop and implement financial plans and operational frameworks for renewable energy initiatives. Oversee financial analysis and execution to support project viability from start to finish. Work closely with teams across the company to structure funding solutions and manage financial risks. Build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders involved in project financing. Location Boise, Idaho or remote within the United States.

Join Clenera as the Director of Construction, where you will lead and oversee the construction of solar energy and battery energy storage systems. This role is pivotal in driving our mission to provide sustainable energy solutions. You will manage project timelines, ensure compliance with safety standards, and coordinate with various teams to achieve project objectives.

Position SummaryThe Lead Subject Matter Expert (LSME) – Commissioning (Medium Voltage) is a senior technical authority responsible for overseeing the planning, execution, and validation of commissioning activities associated with medium-voltage electrical systems within mission-critical facilities. This role mandates extensive hands-on commissioning experience specifically in data centers and/or semiconductor manufacturing facilities, with a robust focus on safety, quality, integrity, and ethical practices. As the LSME, you will act as a trusted technical leader on site, ensuring that systems are delivered in a safe, compliant manner, and fully operational in accordance with client and regulatory expectations.Key ResponsibilitiesAct as the technical authority for medium-voltage commissioning activities, typically involving 5kV–35kV systems.Lead the commissioning efforts for:Medium-voltage switchgear and substationsUtility interconnections and service entrancesTransformers, protective relays, and grounding systemsMV distribution systems feeding UPS, PDUs, and critical loadsDevelop, review, and implement commissioning plans, procedures, scripts, and test protocols.Coordinate commissioning activities with stakeholders including owners, engineers, contractors, utilities, and AHJs.Validate system readiness through rigorous inspections, functional testing, and integrated systems testing.Identify deficiencies, track issues, and ensure the execution of corrective actions through project closeout.Guarantee compliance with:Project specificationsRelevant codes and standards (NFPA, NEC, IEEE, NETA, OSHA)Owner and client commissioning requirementsProvide on-site technical leadership and mentorship to commissioning staff and field teams.Support start-up, energization, and turnover activities while strictly adhering to safety protocols.Maintain comprehensive documentation, reports, and final commissioning records.

Join Lumos & Associates as we expand our footprint in Boise, Idaho, by bringing on a talented Civil Project Designer to enhance our dynamic team.This pivotal role will engage in the planning and design of diverse civil engineering projects, making it a perfect fit for professionals pursuing their Professional Engineer (P.E.) license, eager to refine their technical skills while making a positive impact on the community.The Civil Designer will collaborate with project teams across various disciplines, contributing to the design of essential infrastructure, including roadways, utilities, and site development. This position integrates technical production with field exposure and collaborative problem-solving, allowing for the development of both design and construction acumen.This opportunity will help establish a solid foundation in civil engineering design within a supportive and growth-oriented environment.

Clēnera is a premier developer and independent power producer based in Boise, Idaho. As a U.S. subsidiary of Enlight Renewable Energy (Nasdaq: ENLT), we specialize in the development, financing, construction, ownership, and operation of utility-scale solar and energy storage facilities across the United States. According to S&P Global's 2025 analysis of solar independent power producers, Clēnera ranks among the top ten U.S. owners of planned installations for the next five years. Our impressive portfolio includes over 1.9 GW of solar and 5.1 GWh of storage in operations or construction, with a development pipeline of 17.8 GW of solar and 51.1 GWh of storage across 23 states. Our company culture emphasizes Caring, Commitment, and Courage, fostering respectful, cross-functional collaboration with both internal and external partners. With our significant portfolio growth, we are expanding our team to meet the increasing demands of the business. Are you ready to join us in making a difference?ABOUT THE ROLEAs the Origination Manager, you will play a crucial role in securing offtake agreements and driving the growth of our solar and energy storage projects. This position will require you to engage with clients, negotiate contracts, and collaborate with various departments to ensure successful project execution. Your expertise will be instrumental in achieving our company's ambitious goals and enhancing our market presence.

Clēnera, a premier developer and independent power producer based in Boise, Idaho, is a subsidiary of Enlight Renewable Energy (Nasdaq: ENLT). We specialize in the development, financing, construction, ownership, and operation of utility-scale solar and energy storage facilities across the U.S. With over 1.9 GW of solar and 5.1 GWh of storage in operation or construction, and a development pipeline totaling 17.8 GW of solar and 51.1 GWh of storage in 23 states, we are recognized by S&P Global as a top ten U.S. owner of planned installations for the next five years. Our company culture emphasizes Caring, Commitment, and Courage, fostering an environment of respectful, cross-functional collaboration. As we expand our portfolio, we are eager to welcome new talent to help us change the world.ABOUT THE ROLEThe Project Engineer will be integral in providing performance analysis and design expertise for utility-scale solar and energy storage projects during the early development and design phases. You will work closely with both internal teams and external partners, serving as a subject matter expert on technical specifications for photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage initiatives.WHAT YOU'LL DOAssess equipment performance, specifications, and technology roadmaps by collaborating with our Procurement team and equipment suppliers to drive innovation.Generate photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage production forecasts utilizing commercial software such as PVsyst or proprietary models.Oversee Independent Engineer (IE) due diligence, including managing contracts, reviewing IE reports, and conducting energy assessments.

Join Our TeamBecome a vital member of KPFF’s Boise office, a community-oriented team that has proudly served the region for over two decades. Our Boise office provides civil and structural engineering expertise across Idaho and beyond, playing a significant role in projects that enhance the local landscape and foster Idaho’s growth. Our impressive portfolio includes collaborations with Boise State University, the City of Boise, the State of Idaho, University of Idaho, St. Luke’s Medical Center, and numerous public and private ventures alongside prominent architects, developers, and contractors.Your RoleAre you prepared to elevate your engineering career and make a difference? We are looking for a motivated Structural Project Engineer or Project Manager in Training who is eager to learn and collaborate. In this position, you will take on increased responsibilities, enhance your technical and leadership capabilities, and contribute to the development of innovative structural solutions.Your ResponsibilitiesLead & Contribute: Assume ownership of design tasks, analysis, and documentation while engaging in or managing engineering projects suitable for your experience level.Collaborate Across Disciplines: Work in close partnership with architects, owners, and contractors to achieve successful project outcomes.Deliver Quality Solutions: Utilize engineering knowledge and innovative problem-solving to produce practical and forward-thinking designs.Mentorship & Growth: Gain insights from senior engineers and foster a culture of knowledge-sharing and collaboration. Mentor and support entry-level engineers in their career development.Contribute to Idaho’s Growth: Engage in projects that shape the community, ranging from commercial developments to public facilities.

About Clēnera Clēnera, based in Boise, Idaho, is a developer and independent power producer focused on utility-scale solar and energy storage facilities across the United States. As a subsidiary of Enlight Renewable Energy (Nasdaq: ENLT), Clēnera manages over 1.9 GW of solar and 5.1 GWh of storage in operation or construction, with a development pipeline totaling 17.8 GW of solar and 51.1 GWh of storage in 23 states. S&P Global recognized Clēnera in 2025 as a top ten U.S. owner of planned installations for the next five years. The company values Caring, Commitment, and Courage, and fosters a collaborative, respectful culture as it expands its portfolio. Role Overview: Estimating Manager The Estimating Manager develops accurate, competitive cost estimates for utility-scale solar, storage, and high-voltage infrastructure projects at all stages, from early development through construction. This role designs and manages the estimating process, works closely with both internal teams and external vendors, and ensures each estimate meets project objectives, timelines, and financial targets. Key Responsibilities Lead the full estimating process for utility-scale solar projects, from initial design to final bid and change orders. Prepare detailed cost breakdowns covering civil, structural, electrical, and interconnection scopes. Collaborate with engineering, supply chain, and construction teams to confirm estimates match project specifications. Location This position is based in Boise, Idaho, with remote options available.

About LotusWorks LotusWorks provides engineering services to manufacturing facilities worldwide, with a focus on Commissioning, Construction Services, Calibration, Operations, and Maintenance. The company partners with leading manufacturers in sectors such as Semiconductor, Pharmaceutical & Biologics, Medical Device, and Data Centre. Teams operate across EMEA and North America, working closely with the latest technologies. LotusWorks values diversity and inclusion as central to its people-first approach. Role Overview: BIM Integration Specialist This full-time position is based in Boise, Idaho. The BIM Integration Specialist connects the BIM team with the wider project group, including Construction Management, Field Supervision, Quality Assurance, Safety, Scheduling, and Estimating. The role ensures model-based construction workflows are part of daily field operations, supporting accurate fabrication, installation verification, and technical training for project teams. Key Responsibilities Integrate BIM workflows into on-site construction activities Collaborate with project stakeholders across multiple functions Support fabrication and installation verification using model-based tools Deliver technical training to ensure effective use of BIM practices What You'll Bring Strong background in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry Hands-on experience with BIM tools Excellent communication skills for working with multidisciplinary teams