Ed Harris

Ed Harris is a Market Executive with Mortenson’s Power Delivery Solutions group, bringing more than 16 years of experience with Mortenson. In his current role, he leads strategic customer relationships across the business, working with customers such as Meta, Google, & Lancium while helping identify and pursue new opportunities for Power Delivery. 

Ed began his Mortenson career as an estimator in 2010, building on his associate degree in Architectural Drafting and Estimating from Dunwoody College of Technology. He transitioned into design phase management in 2015 and spent the next decade in several design phase leadership roles building our partnership with AEP before becoming a Market Executive in 2026. His experience across different roles and markets has shaped how he approaches customers and complex project challenges today.

Problem-solving is at the heart of what Ed enjoys most about his work, and he is energized by new challenges and opportunities to think differently rather than approach every project the same way. During early project development, he focuses on uncovering a customer's true need, identifying constraints and developing solutions that bring greater certainty to project outcomes, starting with where the customer ultimately wants to go. That mindset has drawn him toward new opportunities throughout his career, including Power Delivery's expansion into the utility and industrial markets, where he leaned into the new venture and applied innovative thinking to new customer needs. His curiosity and willingness to explore different approaches continue to shape how he takes on unfamiliar challenges.

Before joining Mortenson, Ed worked as a member of a concrete crew, giving him hands-on construction experience early in his career. That field experience complements the perspective he has developed throughout his time at Mortenson, from the earliest stages of project development through execution.

Outside of work, he enjoys fishing, traveling, reading, and golfing. You can also find him supporting his kids in their activities, whether attending his daughter’s performances or cheering on his son at baseball games.