Jobs at Abonmarche Consultants, INC

Designs and models electrical systems for commercial, industrial, correctional, and parks projects. Responsibilities include power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, access control, and security system design; preparing construction drawings, one-line diagrams, wiring diagrams, specifications, reports, and cost estimates; performing photometric modeling; conducting site visits and field measurements; and supporting other departments.

Manages architectural projects from planning through closeout, leading teams to meet schedules, budgets, quality standards, and client expectations. Coordinates architects, designers, engineers, consultants, and construction administrators; oversees project financial performance, quality control, technical costs, and scope changes. Maintains client relationships, supports business development, prepares proposals, assists with contract negotiations, and may supervise architects, designers, and drafters.

Coordinates proposals, qualifications packages, RFP/RFQ responses, grant applications, market research, and business development activities for an engineering and architecture consulting firm. Supports pursuit strategies, client engagement, networking, events, presentations, reporting, CRM tracking, and proposal planning while collaborating with leadership, technical professionals, and marketing staff.

The Senior Waterfront Engineer manages waterfront projects from conception through completion. Responsibilities include preparing scopes and proposals, supervising and mentoring staff, reviewing designs for quality, producing technical reports, overseeing project execution, managing schedules, supporting business development, and maintaining relationships with clients, agencies, contractors, and public officials. The role also leads meetings and presentations and requires a Michigan Professional Engineer license.

Manages waterfront engineering projects from conception through completion, including proposals, scopes, technical reports, design reviews, quality control, scheduling, client relations, stakeholder coordination, presentations, and staff mentorship. Ensures compliance with standards and supports business development. Requires substantial waterfront engineering experience and professional engineering licensure in Michigan.

Manages architectural projects from planning through closeout, overseeing schedules, budgets, quality control, technical costs, client communications, proposals, and contract negotiations. Coordinates architects, designers, engineers, consultants, and construction administrators while ensuring project compliance and financial performance. May supervise architectural staff and support business development. The role requires an Indiana or Michigan architecture license, strong design and documentation skills, and proficiency with architectural visualization and design software.

Design and lay out HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems for commercial, industrial, correctional, and municipal projects. Prepare engineering calculations, estimates, reports, specifications, plans, schedules, and permits; perform drafting and quality control reviews; support construction through submittal reviews, contractor responses, and site visits; document existing building conditions; and collaborate with project managers and other disciplines.

Provides administrative and project coordination support to project managers, including maintaining schedules and files, tracking deadlines, assisting with proposals, contracts, invoicing, forecasting, budgets, meeting coordination, reports, client communications, and office operations. Processes engineering and survey requests, coordinates with employees, vendors, clients, and government offices, and supports efficient project delivery.

Designs and lays out electrical systems for commercial, industrial, correctional, and parks projects. Creates 3D models and construction drawings for power distribution, lighting, fire alarms, access control, and security systems using Revit and related software. Performs field measurements, documents existing conditions, supports reports and specifications, develops construction cost estimates, and collaborates with other departments. The role requires site visits, independent work, teamwork, and deadline management.