We're hiring a
Project Engineer to work closely with the superintendent and project manager on estimating and scheduling efforts, subcontractor buy-out, and project documentation/ tracking. Project engineers understand design intent and apply the mechanics of how things come together in the field to collaborate effectively with the project team, architect, vendors, subs, suppliers, and consultants. This position is dynamic, creative, and whenever possible, site-based, to ensure projects are executed at the highest levels of quality and craftsmanship.
WHAT YOU'LL DOAs a project engineer, you'll be responsible for supporting the entire construction project lifecycle from pre- to post-construction, including:
- Collaborating with project manager and superintendent to build according to plan and specifications
- Contributing to estimating efforts: take-offs, coordinate sub bids, materials pricing
- Maintaining positive relationships and clearly communicating with clients, partners, designers, field team, and subcontractors
- Reading and managing plans, specifications, contracts, purchase orders, shop drawings, submittals, lien releases, RFI logs, and all other project related documents
- Issuing RFPs, distributing plans and contract documents
- Creating scope of work for subs and vendors for RFPs and Subcontractor Agreements
- Conducting subcontractor site walk-throughs to review plans and specs prior to pricing
- Assessing data from subcontractor proposals: review, negotiate, summarize
- Writing and managing Subcontractor Agreements ensuring all necessary elements are present
- Maintaining punch list with architect and build team
- Receiving, review, and code applications for payment with project manager
- Partnering with the project manager to assure payment is received from owner and paid out to subcontractors
- Maintaining owner's manual (product information, warranties, as-built drawings, etc.) and handling project close out requirements
- Working with superintendent to maintain job site quality control
- Being a positive advocate for safety in action and attitude; reinforcing awareness to reduce the risk of injury or citations
WHAT YOU NEED TO SUCCEEDTo be successful as a Dowbuilt project engineer, you'll need:
- 3+ years of construction management experience, high-end residential highly preferred
- Construction Management degree, or similar education plus experience
- Ability to read and interpret architectural drawings and specifications
- Excellent communication, team-building skills and detail follow through
- Knowledge of technical construction terms and experience with both traditional and new materials
- Proficient in Microsoft Outlook, Project, Excel, Word, BlueBeam
- Familiarity with web-based applications such as Slack, Asana, SmartSheet, and Airtable is highly preferred
- Sage 300 CRE familiarity is preferred, but not required
- US Work Authorization
WHAT WE OFFERWe are a fun, easygoing bunch of professionals who take a lot of pride in the work we do. We acknowledge the contributions and talents of our team members by providing benefits that support you at work and in life:
- Competitive pay commensurate with skills and experience
- 100% paid Medical, Dental, Vision, short-term disability and $50k in basic life insurance for full-time employees - 1st of the month following DOH
- 35% Medical and 30% Dental + Vision coverage for eligible dependents
- 401(k) retirement savings plan with 3% employer safe harbor contribution
- 8 paid holidays each year, no waiting period
- Paid Time-Off (PTO) - 2.31 hours per week to start (120 hours annually) with an increase to this accrual each January with years of service up to max 192 hours/24 days annually
- Mentorship and career development opportunities
- Annual discretionary bonus
The base pay range for this position is $80,000 - $110,000 per year. Actual compensation within this range will be determined based on factors including, but not limited to, relevant experience, skills, education, certifications, geographic location, and internal equity.
New hires typically start below the midpoint of the range, with the opportunity for growth and advancement over time
