Jobs at GBA

Oversee facility-services construction projects from estimating through closeout, ensuring completion on schedule, within budget, and to safety and quality standards. Manage foremen, superintendents, manpower, materials, documentation, billing, change orders, and customer communications. Monitor progress and costs, support site execution, resolve issues, develop existing-client business, and mentor field personnel while serving as backup to the Senior Project Manager.

Leads and grows GBA’s Site Development Group in the Austin and Round Rock markets. Responsibilities include setting strategy, business development, client relationship management, financial and risk oversight, proposal and contract support, staffing, mentoring, succession planning, and ensuring project quality and profitability. The role requires technical expertise in land development, strong leadership, Texas PE licensure, and the ability to balance engineering, business development, financial, and operational responsibilities.

Designs HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical control systems for pharmaceutical, research, laboratory, warehouse, and office facilities. Prepares construction documents, reviews shop drawings and RFIs, verifies permits and code requirements, supports facility evaluations and engineering studies, and assists with troubleshooting and commissioning. Works collaboratively with senior engineers on fast-paced, multidisciplinary projects.

Design HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical control systems for pharmaceutical, research, warehouse, and office facilities. Prepare construction documents, review shop drawings and RFIs, verify permits and code requirements, support facility evaluations and engineering studies, and assist with troubleshooting and commissioning.

Summer process engineering internship supporting pharmaceutical and biotech manufacturing and related facility projects. Responsibilities include mass and energy balances, heating, cooling, and flow calculations; equipment and instrumentation specifications; vendor coordination; user requirement specifications; equipment spec sheets; flow diagrams and P&IDs; and construction observation. Candidates must pursue a Mechanical or Chemical Engineering degree and have completed at least three years of collegiate education.

Lead mechanical design for complex biopharmaceutical and biotech manufacturing facilities, including HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical utility systems. Perform calculations, equipment selections, system evaluations, retrofit planning, technical specifications, and quality reviews. Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, clients, construction teams, and commissioning personnel. Conduct field investigations, support construction administration, ensure code and regulatory compliance, and mentor junior engineers.

Supports construction safety activities, including site-specific safety plans, safety meetings, permits, high-risk activity planning, crane and confined-space reviews, site audits, incident reports, and OSHA compliance. Coordinates with project teams and subcontractors to maintain safe working environments, collects safety data, and assists the Safety Manager. The role involves office and active construction-site work across Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa.

Design conceptual and schematic plans for process-intensive life science facilities, translating operational workflows and regulatory requirements into functional spaces. Coordinate architectural, engineering, construction, and regulatory teams; resolve design and compliance issues; prepare technical reports and client presentations; manage schedules, scopes, deliverables, and documentation; review junior staff work; and provide technical guidance. The role requires collaboration with clients and multidisciplinary project teams, occasional travel, and knowledge of GMP cleanrooms, biosafety levels, and material-flow strategies.

Supports mechanical engineering projects for life sciences facilities by preparing construction documents, reviewing shop drawings and RFIs, verifying permits and codes, conducting facility evaluations, assisting with engineering studies, and supporting troubleshooting and commissioning. The intern collaborates with architects, engineers, commissioning specialists, project managers, and construction managers, including work on active construction sites.

Leads construction projects from preconstruction through closeout, managing budget, schedule, scope, safety, quality, resources, subcontractors, change orders, and client communication. Reviews plans, coordinates design and field teams, tracks financial performance, conducts site visits, leads meetings, supports team development, and oversees warranty processes. Requires construction supervision, scheduling, cost-control, estimating, leadership, OSHA compliance, and occasional travel to job sites.

Design electrical systems for life sciences manufacturing and research facilities, including lighting, power distribution, UPS, and security integration. Develop calculations, layouts, construction documents, and technical queries; coordinate with multidisciplinary teams and vendors; support facility assessments and engineering studies; review shop drawings and submittals; and participate in design reviews while ensuring compliance with electrical codes and pharmaceutical industry standards.

Electrical Engineering Intern supporting the design and evaluation of electrical systems for bio-pharmaceutical facilities. Responsibilities include preparing construction documents, reviewing shop drawings and RFIs, verifying permits and code requirements, conducting facility evaluations and engineering studies, and assisting with troubleshooting and commissioning. The role is intended for engineering students who have completed at least two years of study and offers collaborative experience with architects, engineers, commissioning specialists, project managers, and construction managers.

Leads electrical engineering and design for pharmaceutical, biotech, cleanroom, laboratory, and manufacturing facilities. Responsibilities include power distribution, lighting, emergency systems, load calculations, power analyses, code compliance, utility coordination, equipment specifications, submittal reviews, facility assessments, client communication, project management support, and mentoring junior staff. The role also supports proposals, presentations, vendor coordination, and multidisciplinary project delivery.

Lead roadway and transportation design projects, including intersections, streets, interchanges, rehabilitation, trails, sidewalks, and ADA facilities. Analyze surveys and engineering data, develop construction documents, evaluate design alternatives, prepare quantities and cost estimates, maintain QA/QC standards, ensure regulatory compliance, and mentor junior staff. The role requires civil engineering expertise, FE certification, transportation design experience, and proficiency with MicroStation and OpenRoads Designer.

Lead electrical design for mission-critical data centers and telecommunications facilities. Design medium- and low-voltage distribution, generators, ATSs, UPS systems, and related infrastructure; perform load calculations and power system studies; coordinate with clients, vendors, contractors, and multidisciplinary teams; conduct QA/QC and technical reviews; support construction; and mentor engineers and designers.

Supports mechanical engineering projects for bio-pharma facilities by preparing construction documents, reviewing shop drawings and RFIs, verifying permits and codes, conducting facility evaluations, assisting with engineering studies, troubleshooting, and commissioning. The intern collaborates with architects, engineers, project managers, commissioning specialists, and construction managers and may work on active construction sites.

Electrical Engineering Interns prepare construction documents, review shop drawings and RFIs, verify permitting and code requirements, perform facility evaluations and engineering studies, and assist with troubleshooting and commissioning. The role supports integrated life sciences design and construction teams. Candidates should be pursuing an accredited architectural or electrical engineering degree, have completed at least two years of school, and demonstrate strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Design HVAC, plumbing, process utility, and mechanical systems for biopharmaceutical and biotech manufacturing facilities, including cleanrooms. Prepare drawings, specifications, calculations, equipment schedules, and utility documentation; coordinate with architects and other engineering disciplines; support code compliance and construction administration; manage mechanical scopes across concurrent projects; contribute to quality processes and mentor entry-level staff.

Design electrical systems for biopharmaceutical and industrial manufacturing facilities, including lighting, power distribution, UPS, and security integration. Develop calculations, layouts, construction documents, and technical queries; coordinate with multidisciplinary teams; support engineering studies and facility assessments; review shop drawings and submittals; coordinate with vendors; and apply applicable electrical codes, standards, and pharmaceutical facility best practices.

Lead federal construction projects from pre-award through closeout, managing budgets, schedules, scope, safety, quality, subcontractors, clients, and field teams. Responsibilities include reviewing plans, coordinating stakeholders, tracking financial performance, preparing change orders, conducting site visits, maintaining project documentation, and developing junior staff. Occasional travel to job sites and vehicle operation are required.