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Salary: USD 155,000 - 218,000 / annual
Crusoe Energy, a vertically integrated AI infrastructure company, is seeking a Campus Project Cost Control Manager to oversee financial and cost controls for large-scale, mission-critical data center campus projects. This hands-on role partners closely with construction managers, general contractors, and vendor teams to ensure disciplined budget management and cost governance.
Key responsibilities include managing and reporting construction budgets for complex infrastructure projects, developing detailed cash flow forecasts and monthly cost reports with variance analyses, and monitoring cost and schedule health to identify risks and opportunities early. You will lead change management and risk management processes, review and approve contractor pay applications for alignment with contract terms and earned value, and ensure compliance across contracts, purchase orders, and invoices with strong focus on cost hygiene and audit readiness.
You'll provide clear, timely reporting and recommendations to leadership and Crusoe clients, and support consistent project controls practices across campuses to drive transparency and accountability. This position is ideal for a project controls professional who thrives in fast-paced construction environments and brings strong analytical rigor, attention to detail, and excellent communication skills.
Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying, or related technical discipline, plus 7–10 years of experience in project controls and construction cost management for large-scale, complex infrastructure or data center projects. You must have hands-on experience managing construction budgets for multi-billion-dollar projects or campuses, strong financial and analytical skills, proven ability to produce accurate forecasts and financial analyses, and demonstrated capability managing contractor pay applications and change/risk management processes.
