Available Position Opportunities

Project Engineer

The Project Engineer is a primary interface between the office and field and is responsible for many of the technical aspects of the project. This path leads to a career in Project Management / Project Executive. This role includes the following: Project communication and meeting documentation " Technical review of drawings and submittals " Material scheduling and tracking " Trade coordination " Collaboration with Construction, Technology & Innovation " Scope change preparation " Client interaction " Quality assurance " Project close-out

Field Engineer

Do you see yourself as a builder and want to be in the field right where the work is happening onsite? Then a role as a Field Engineer may be the best for you! A Field Engineer is a primary technical field role that leads into a career as a Superintendent / Field Operations. This role includes the following: Scheduling & logistics " Trade supervision " Safety & quality checks " Material inspections " Agency coordination " Self-perform tracking " Client/architect site tours " Punch list management

Cost Engineer

The Cost Engineer is a primary team member helping to lead our preconstruction efforts. You are the key to the project beginning with success! This path leads to career in Preconstruction. This role includes the following: Quantity Take-offs " Cost Estimating " Value Analysis / Best Value of Materials and Methods " Budget Tracking / Target Value Design " Constructability " Scope Definition for Trades " Trade Partner Selection " Trade Partner Buy-out

Project Engineer & Field Engineer Job Details

• Coordinates with project architects, designers, owners, and field personnel.
• Responsible for Request for Information (RFI) and submittal process.
• Manages project subcontractors. Acts as the "information hub" for project to office and field personnel to ensure continuity of work.
• Offers technical information to project supervisor to ensure work complies with applicable codes, drawings, and specifications.
• May coordinate change orders, expedite material and job site equipment, assist in preparation of estimates, and compile data to assist in analyzing project progress.
• Monitor and track project quality control metrics and activities on a regular basis, provide timely and accurate quality reports, and raise issues to PM or Superintendent as appropriate.
• Inspects all work to assure compliance with plans and specifications. Ensures project documents are complete, current, and stored appropriately.
• Oversees performance of all trade contractors and reviews architectural and engineering drawings to ensure that all specifications and regulations are being followed.

Cost Engineer Job Details

• Author detailed scope coordination documents coordinated with 2D and 3D documentation.
• Conduct quantity survey projects utilizing both 2D and 3D software.
• Connect 3-dimensional models directly to estimates.
• Request detailed quotations from subcontractors and assemble detailed estimates.
• Coordinate with estimating team, designers, and owners.
• Interview proposed subcontractors based on submitted proposals.
• Organize and analyze historical cost data.
• Travel approximately 5% of the time to work at unanticipated client sites.

Qualifications

• Working to obtain a four-year degree program in construction management, construction science or civil engineering.
• Full knowledge of computer software, i.e. MS Word, Excel, Project.
• Working knowledge of Autocad or Revit a plus.
• Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Good oral and written communication skills.

Range of base pay is $80,000 - $115,000.