Top Project Engineer Jobs

Leads manufacturing capital projects from concept through startup, managing scope, budgets, schedules, vendors, equipment implementation, and cross-functional teams. Improves tooling, processes, materials, product quality, and manufacturing efficiency. Supports new product introduction, cost reduction, engineering changes, supplier qualification, troubleshooting, and FMEA activities in a high-volume metallic parts manufacturing environment.

Assists with designing, configuring, validating, installing, commissioning, and operating automation and protection systems. Trains customers, supports project execution within scope, schedule, budget, quality, and safety requirements, and assists with proposals for equipment and services. Requires electrical engineering knowledge focused on power system protection, automation, communications, industrial controls, PLCs, protocols, Ethernet, and SCADA. Travel of at least 25% is required.

Leads electrical engineering projects and manages technical delivery for building and facility projects. Performs electrical calculations, power distribution, lighting, low-voltage, emergency power, and fire alarm design; prepares drawings, specifications, single-line diagrams, panel schedules, and construction documents. Conducts field surveys, coordinates with other disciplines, responds to RFIs, reviews submittals, and performs field observations. Requires occasional travel and may support projects across healthcare, education, government, aviation, hospitality, food service, and industrial markets.

Supports new medical manufacturing projects from quotation through equipment and process development, validation, and transfer to production. Designs tooling, automation, fixtures, and secondary equipment; manages project deliverables, testing, DOE activities, validation documentation, and Device Master Records. Provides technical customer support, resolves manufacturing issues, maintains project systems, and supports production after release. Requires engineering or technical education, manufacturing-process knowledge, CAD skills, project management ability, and strong problem-solving and communication skills.

Supports the design and development of automotive products and product improvements from initial concept through development and commercialization. Applies engineering principles, mechanical and design tools, and troubleshooting skills to implement design or process improvements while collaborating with the engineering team.

Leads capital manufacturing projects from concept through implementation, including budgeting, scheduling, vendor management, equipment installation, and startup. Improves tooling, processes, materials, and production efficiency; supports new product introduction; performs FMEAs, engineering change orders, troubleshooting, supplier qualification, cost reduction, and special testing. Works cross-functionally in high-volume metallic parts manufacturing and potentially hazardous ammunition production environments.

Leads the conceptualization, design, coordination, construction, commissioning, and startup of midstream natural gas facilities, including meter stations, valve sites, and pipelines. Manages budgets, schedules, safety, technical reviews, project performance, and multidisciplinary teams across multiple projects. Troubleshoots operational issues, optimizes processes, and leads HAZOPs, PHAs, PSSRs, and other safety reviews. The role requires 25–30% travel.

Supports heavy civil construction projects from pre-construction through completion by assisting with estimating, quantity takeoffs, scheduling, material and subcontractor coordination, cost tracking, billing, documentation, change orders, quality, and safety compliance. The role collaborates with field teams, customers, and stakeholders across NCDOT, municipal, and commercial projects, combining office and field work with opportunities to advance into project management.

Performs traffic engineering analysis and design for transportation projects involving signals, signage, pavement markings, roadway improvements, safety, traffic studies, temporary traffic control, and ITS. Prepares plans, reports, calculations, and recommendations; analyzes transportation data; coordinates with agencies, clients, and multidisciplinary teams; reviews quality and compliance; and supports multimodal transportation projects.

Supports commercial construction project management under the Project Manager or Senior Project Engineer. Responsibilities include updating schedules, processing submittals and RFIs, assisting with subcontractor procurement, coordinating project delivery, and supporting project closeout. This entry-level role develops foundational experience for advancement to Senior Project Engineer.

Assists project managers with solar construction projects from notice to proceed through client acceptance. Supports estimating, procurement, scheduling, contract administration, budgeting, cost reporting, financial analysis, risk management, safety, quality control, and issue resolution. Coordinates with construction managers, superintendents, engineers, owners, estimators, subcontractors, and field teams. Requires site-based work in Michigan and the ability to interpret civil and electrical drawings and specifications.

Leads electrical engineering and design for transmission-level substations and power systems from 13.8kV to 500kV. Responsibilities include protection and control diagrams, equipment specifications, cable and conduit sizing, system calculations, physical design reviews, procurement and construction support, and coordination of multidisciplinary teams, clients, vendors, and subcontractors. The role requires expertise in utility-scale EPC projects, substation protection, SCADA, applicable electrical standards, and relay applications.

Supports project managers in executing solar construction projects from notice to proceed through client acceptance. Responsibilities include preconstruction coordination, scheduling, contract administration, budget and cost reporting, financial analysis, risk management, safety, quality control, and resolving field issues. The role requires coordination with construction teams, owners, estimators, engineers, subcontractors, and superintendents while ensuring projects meet design, budget, and schedule requirements.

Supports solar construction projects from notice to proceed through client acceptance. Assists with estimating, scheduling, contract administration, budgeting, cost reporting, financial analysis, risk management, safety, quality control, and resolving field issues. Coordinates with project managers, superintendents, owners, engineers, subcontractors, and estimators. This Indiana-based role is 100% project-site focused.

Supports project managers in delivering solar energy construction projects from notice to proceed through final acceptance. Responsibilities include estimating support, project administration, scheduling, contract and budget management, financial analysis, risk management, safety, quality control, reporting, and resolving field issues. The role coordinates with owners, superintendents, engineers, subcontractors, and internal teams while ensuring projects meet design, budget, schedule, and regulatory requirements.

Serves as the technical lead for mechanical design on parcel sortation and material handling projects. Develops engineering designs, calculations, installation and fabrication drawings, AutoCAD documentation, and permit or as-built drawing sets. Coordinates internal teams, customers, vendors, and external partners; reviews submittals and design changes; and provides technical support through planning, installation, and commissioning while monitoring scope, schedule, budget, and quality.

Leads planning, design, permitting, and construction support for wastewater projects. Develops treatment strategies, process design criteria, technical analyses, reports, and construction documents. Manages multidisciplinary teams, budgets, schedules, client relationships, regulatory coordination, and business development pursuits. Mentors staff, supports commissioning, and helps grow regional capabilities.

Designs and engineers instrumentation and control systems for water and wastewater facilities, including P&IDs, control networks, equipment layouts, specifications, and installation details. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, reviews BIM and CAD deliverables, evaluates contractor submittals, conducts site visits and equipment testing, and supports construction oversight. The role may include SCADA, HMI, and PLC programming, client workshops, project management, and mentoring junior staff.

Designs and evaluates water, wastewater, stormwater, reuse, and infrastructure projects from feasibility through construction. Responsibilities include conceptual studies, engineering drawings and specifications, bidding support, field services, project management, client coordination, staff supervision, and regulatory interaction. The role requires a Florida PE license or reciprocity eligibility, 5–10 years of water-related engineering experience, and proficiency with engineering, construction management, and office software.

Leads project engineering activities for space communications subsystems, including cost and schedule projections, execution oversight, vendor performance, proposal support, technical trades, documentation, and customer presentations. Collaborates with program managers, systems engineers, supply chain teams, vendors, and customers to deliver conforming hardware and meet technical, cost, and schedule objectives across civil and defense space programs.

Leads technical execution for aerospace composite programs from development through production. Develops manufacturing plans, layup and cure strategies, tooling approaches, production documentation, and readiness milestones. Supports shop-floor execution, resolves composite defects and nonconformances, coordinates engineering, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, and suppliers, and interfaces with customers. Manages schedules, critical paths, scope changes, and Engineering Change Proposals while ensuring cost, schedule, dimensional, and technical objectives are met.

Provides engineering leadership for 25kV AC railway Overhead Contact Systems. Reviews designs, wiring plans, layouts, studies, construction packages, testing procedures, and contractor submissions. Coordinates interfaces with traction power, trackwork, structures, signaling, communications, stations, SCADA, and rolling stock. Supports installation, testing, commissioning, energization, dynamic testing, technical issue resolution, system acceptance, and operational readiness. The on-site role requires approximately 25–50% travel along the rail alignment.

Leads engineering for railway communications and operational telecommunications systems across design, integration, testing, commissioning, and acceptance. Oversees fiber optic, IP/MPLS, radio, control center, CCTV, public address, and related systems. Reviews technical deliverables and supplier designs, manages requirements and interfaces, supports FCC licensing and spectrum activities, coordinates regulatory approvals, and develops test and commissioning procedures. Supports system integration, defect resolution, operational trials, certification, and entry into revenue service on a major transportation infrastructure project.

Leads engineering for railway communications and operational telecommunications systems across design, integration, testing, commissioning, and acceptance. Oversees fiber optic, IP/MPLS, radio, dispatch, CCTV, public address, and control-center communications systems. Responsibilities include requirements management, architecture, interface coordination, regulatory approvals, spectrum and coverage studies, supplier design reviews, test planning, system integration, defect resolution, and operational handover. The role is on-site in California with approximately 25–50% travel along the rail alignment.

Leads engineering coordination and technical oversight for 25kV AC traction power, medium-voltage distribution, substations, auxiliary power, SCADA, and railway electrical systems. Reviews studies, designs, specifications, contractor submittals, and testing documentation; coordinates multidisciplinary teams, utilities, contractors, and regulators; supports construction inspections, commissioning, energization, integrated testing, defect resolution, and operational handover. This on-site role requires approximately 25–50% travel throughout California’s Central Valley.