
Location: On Site in New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Employment type: Full-time
Salary: $70,000 - $80,000 per year
Posted: 3 months ago
MissionHires is seeking a detail-oriented Construction Electrical Estimator to evaluate project costs, develop competitive bids, manage project lifecycles, and ensure budgets and schedules are met. You will analyze blueprints, prepare estimates and proposals, coordinate with field teams, and deliver clear reporting to stakeholders. Salary: $70–80K.
0–3 years of experience in electrical estimating or related construction/electrical roles
Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, electrical engineering, construction management, or related field
Working knowledge of electrical codes and industry standards
Strong analytical, quantitative, and detail-oriented skills for estimating and takeoffs
Clear written and verbal communication skills for proposals and stakeholder updates
Ability to manage budgets, schedules, and multiple bids/projects concurrently
Proficiency with blueprint reading and interpretation
Familiarity with estimating tools/spreadsheets and basic project reporting
Collaborative mindset to coordinate with field staff, vendors, and internal teams
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The salary range is $70,000–$80,000 per year.
It’s an on-site role in New Haven, Connecticut.
0–3 years in electrical estimating or related construction/electrical roles.
Yes, a bachelor’s in civil engineering, electrical engineering, construction management, or a related field.
No, relocation is unpaid and no assistance is provided.
Analyze blueprints, prepare estimates/bids, manage budgets and schedules, coordinate with field staff, and report to stakeholders.
Blueprint reading, estimating tools/spreadsheets, and basic project reporting.
Yes, working knowledge of applicable electrical codes and industry standards is required.