Jobs at Pulice

Leads complex construction projects from contract initiation through closeout, managing budgets, schedules, personnel, equipment, safety, risk, change orders, forecasts, stakeholders, claims, and owner relationships. Oversees project teams and subcontractor coordination, resolves contract issues, supports procurement and dispute resolution, and ensures timely, profitable, specification-compliant delivery. The role also mentors personnel, manages project communications, and coordinates final documentation and payment recovery.

Leads construction engineering activities, including project scheduling, cost and quantity tracking, resource planning, RFIs, invoicing, risk mitigation, safety compliance, and closeout. Reviews drawings, specifications, permits, and project data while coordinating engineering, field, accounting, subcontractor, and project management teams. The role also manages work plans, monitors budget and production performance, reports schedule changes, and provides leadership throughout project delivery.

Manages complex roadway electrical construction projects from contract execution through closeout. Oversees budgets, schedules, staffing, equipment, forecasts, safety, change orders, stakeholder relationships, contract compliance, disputes, claims, and final project documentation. Coordinates with owners, superintendents, legal counsel, government agencies, and internal leadership to deliver projects on schedule, within budget, and according to specifications.

Manages construction project costs, schedules, resources, quantities, invoicing, RFIs, permits, safety documentation, and subcontractor coordination. Reviews drawings and specifications, monitors production and budget performance, identifies project risks, updates owner and management reports, and develops work plans to mitigate delays and cost impacts. Provides technical input and delegates work to engineering teams while supporting accurate financial and schedule control.

Manages construction engineering activities, including project scheduling, cost tracking, resource planning, RFIs, invoicing, risk mitigation, permits, safety compliance, and closeout. Reviews design documents, production projections, quantities, and financial reports while leading engineering teams on design-build or alternative delivery projects. Coordinates with engineering, accounting, field teams, owners, and project management to maintain budget, schedule, quality, and compliance.

Tracks project costs, schedules, resources, quantities, invoicing, and budget performance for construction projects. Reviews technical drawings, specifications, permits, and safety requirements; manages RFIs, work plans, subcontractor coordination, and owner reporting. Identifies production and schedule risks, recommends mitigation strategies, and provides technical input to support efficient, compliant project delivery.

Manages all aspects of a construction project, including contract compliance, budgets, schedules, staffing, equipment, safety, change orders, stakeholder relationships, forecasts, procurement, dispute resolution, and project closeout. Leads engineering and scheduling teams, coordinates with owners and government agencies, manages project risks, and mentors personnel while ensuring timely, quality production.

Supports project managers, project engineers, and construction staff at active job sites. Responsibilities include evaluating field conditions, materials testing, surveying and layout, reviewing drawings, coordinating design changes, document control, design clarifications, quantity tracking, productivity analysis, scheduling, subcontractor coordination, payment verification, and CAD-assisted temporary structure design.

Develops, monitors, and manages schedules for small to medium heavy civil construction projects. Coordinates timelines, resources, production, budgets, and project sequencing; maintains cost- and resource-loaded schedules; analyzes progress, delays, risks, and budget impacts; resolves scheduling issues; and prepares project status reports. The role collaborates with estimating, engineering, project management, and field teams while using Primavera P6 and financial reporting systems.

Manages a construction project from contract initiation through closeout, overseeing budget, cash flow, schedules, staffing, equipment, safety, change orders, stakeholders, reporting, procurement, claims, and project completion. The role coordinates engineering and scheduling teams, maintains owner relationships, supports dispute resolution, forecasts costs and revenue, and ensures contract compliance and timely, high-quality delivery.

Leads technically complex construction projects from contract award through closeout. Manages budgets, schedules, personnel, equipment, safety, risk, change orders, forecasts, stakeholder relationships, claims, procurement, and contract compliance. Coordinates engineering and scheduling teams, communicates with owners and government stakeholders, supports dispute resolution, and mentors project personnel to ensure timely, profitable, and high-quality project delivery.

Leads federal business development strategy across the procurement lifecycle, from budget forecasting and opportunity tracking through proposals, contract negotiations, awards, and project handoffs. Builds relationships with federal acquisition offices and agencies, shapes solicitations, mentors regional BD teams, oversees CRM reporting, supports teaming and proposal efforts, and ensures successful transition of awarded projects. Requires extensive federal construction or government contracting experience, agency expertise, FAR knowledge, and proficiency with federal procurement intelligence tools.

Project Engineer responsible for tracking project costs, schedules, resources, quantities, invoicing, and financial performance on construction projects. Coordinates with engineering teams, field crews, subcontractors, accounting, owners, and management. Reviews drawings, specifications, permits, safety analyses, and project plans; manages RFIs and work plans; identifies risks and develops mitigation strategies for budget and schedule impacts.

Develops and maintains heavy civil construction models for machine control, survey layout, grade verification, quantity tracking, and project execution. Analyzes engineering plans and design files, creates field-ready models in Trimble Business Center, supports quantity and earthwork calculations, and publishes deliverables through Trimble Connect and Trimble Works Manager. Collaborates with survey, engineering, and construction teams to resolve constructability issues, incorporate revisions, and maintain models throughout the project lifecycle.

Assists district and project safety managers with construction safety programs, including training and orientation records, audits, incident reporting, investigations, root cause analysis, corrective measures, safety events, supply ordering, correspondence, invoices, and project support. Requires current enrollment in a Health & Safety or related academic program, strong initiative, judgment, integrity, and teamwork.

Controls and guides vehicular and pedestrian traffic around construction sites, follows company values and plans, and performs additional assignments as directed by management. A high school diploma or equivalent is preferred. The role is part of a heavy civil construction project in San Antonio, Texas.

Provides executive administrative support through travel and expense coordination, reporting, project tracking, communications, event planning, visitor assistance, office and conference room management, asset tracking, clerical tasks, and coordination of office technology and maintenance requests. The role requires construction project administrative experience, strong Microsoft Office skills, organization, initiative, and customer service orientation.

Supports construction estimating by reviewing specifications and drawings, attending pre-bid meetings, calculating material quantities and labor hours, researching vendors and subcontractors, preparing discipline estimates, evaluating design options, and assisting with project hand-off meetings. The intern works with clients, vendors, and estimating and project management teams while applying academic training in engineering or construction management.

Manages construction project performance by coordinating engineering and field crews, reviewing designs and specifications, tracking costs, quantities, schedules, and resources, and managing RFIs, invoicing, permits, safety documentation, and subcontractor activities. Identifies risks and develops mitigation plans to maintain project budgets and timelines while supporting reporting and production planning.

Supports project accounting and financial administration, including financial reporting, reconciliations, cash flow reporting, accounts payable and receivable, subcontractor payments, budgeting, cost controls, payroll, asset inventories, and internal controls. Provides financial analysis and recommendations while ensuring accurate records, compliance with financial policies, and adherence to state and local sales and use tax requirements.