Top Project Engineer Jobs

Supports Project Managers and field operations on commercial plumbing and HVAC construction projects. Manages RFIs, submittals, project logs, drawings, change-order pricing, cost projections, procurement, labor schedules, and documentation. Coordinates with field supervisors, BIM/VDC teams, contractors, owners, architects, and design teams to maintain schedules and resolve technical issues. The role requires mechanical construction knowledge, strong communication, and familiarity with construction management software and building design tools.

Leads photonic light-engine development projects from planning through testing, installation, and support. Owns scope, schedules, budgets, risks, milestones, customer communication, and cross-functional execution. Manages matrixed technical teams through uncertainty and changing priorities while applying structured engineering processes. Requires technical expertise in areas such as systems engineering, optics, photonics, controls, opto-mechanics, electrical engineering, or software engineering, plus startup adaptability.

Assists the Project Manager with construction project administration, scheduling, submittals, subcontract requirements, change orders, material releases, deliveries, cost tracking, billing, quality control, jobsite coordination, and closeout. Maintains project documentation, coordinates communications among project stakeholders, supports safety compliance, and follows up on shop drawings, schedules, and material shortages.

Design and engineer electrical systems for facility projects from concept through construction and commissioning. Prepare design calculations, cost estimates, contract plans, specifications, and schedules. Coordinate with clients and internal teams, resolve complex design issues, and ensure compliance with electrical codes and project requirements. Systems include power distribution, lighting, fire alarms, telecommunications, security, CCTV, access control, and communications. The role is primarily office-based with occasional fieldwork and regional travel.

Lead technical definition and integration of grid-scale generation projects, including electrical design, interconnection, protection, controls, grid-code compliance, equipment specifications, EPC coordination, commissioning, and utility acceptance testing. The role supports large-load and data-center deployments, reviews power-system studies, coordinates multidisciplinary designs, manages technical risks, and travels to project sites.

Design and support municipal water and wastewater infrastructure projects, including distribution and collection systems, pump stations, treatment facilities, storage tanks, and utility improvements. Prepare engineering plans, specifications, hydraulic calculations, technical reports, and cost estimates. Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, clients, municipalities, regulators, and contractors; conduct field investigations and construction observation; and support project management, regulatory compliance, and public presentations.

Design and manage civil and site infrastructure projects involving solid waste facilities, mining, stormwater, geotechnical systems, and environmental remediation. Responsibilities include project and client management, regulatory compliance, civil engineering design, proposal writing, and technical communication. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, client relationship development, occasional travel, and adherence to safety and pre-employment requirements.

Design and support municipal water and wastewater infrastructure projects, including distribution and collection systems, pump stations, treatment facilities, storage tanks, and utility improvements. Prepare engineering plans, specifications, hydraulic calculations, technical reports, and cost estimates; coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, clients, municipalities, regulators, and contractors; conduct field investigations and construction observation; and support project management and regulatory compliance.

Designs and supports municipal water and wastewater infrastructure projects, including distribution and collection systems, pump stations, treatment facilities, storage tanks, and utility improvements. Responsibilities include engineering plans, specifications, hydraulic calculations, technical reports, cost estimating, field investigations, construction observation, regulatory coordination, and multidisciplinary team collaboration. The role requires client and public communication, project-site travel, safety awareness, and PE licensure or the ability to obtain it within two years.

Plans and delivers commercial building MEP engineering projects on schedule and within budget. Responsibilities include project planning, scheduling, cost control, billing, documentation, RFIs, submittals, construction supervision, quality assurance, client coordination, site reviews, and technical design. The role requires coordinating mechanical and electrical systems, maintaining project budgets and schedules, supporting design proposals, and managing project resources and relationships throughout the project lifecycle.

Senior Civil Project Engineer responsible for land development design, including site layout, grading, utilities, stormwater management, erosion control, permitting, construction documentation, cost estimates, due diligence, and technical computations. The role requires collaboration with clients, municipalities, and distributed teams, along with experience in residential, commercial, multifamily, or industrial projects.

Leads HVAC construction projects from preconstruction and estimating through delivery and closeout. Responsibilities include system design, cost estimating, bidding, subcontract negotiations, scheduling, financial oversight, client communication, team supervision, business development, and construction management. The role requires commercial construction experience, strong HVAC and controls knowledge, proficiency with construction management software, and expertise in contracts, budgeting, scheduling, and subcontract administration.

Leads HVAC project development and construction management from concept, estimating, bidding, and subcontract negotiations through construction, financial oversight, closeout, and warranty completion. Manages project teams, schedules, budgets, documentation, client relationships, and business development activities. Provides technical HVAC expertise, supervises and mentors staff, resolves escalated issues, and supports successful delivery of commercial construction projects.

Project Engineer II leads aerospace antenna engineering projects from planning and design through testing, validation, and delivery. Responsibilities include 3D modeling, drafting, design reviews, troubleshooting, prototype development, test analysis, risk mitigation, customer communication, and cross-functional coordination with manufacturing, quality, and program management. The role also supports project budgets and schedules, ensures technical compliance, identifies design improvements, and mentors junior engineers.

Project Engineer II will lead aerospace antenna engineering projects from design through testing and delivery. Responsibilities include creating project plans, budgets, schedules, CAD models, drawings, specifications, prototypes, and test plans; troubleshooting design and production issues; analyzing failures; managing risks; coordinating cross-functional teams; communicating with customers; and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires collaboration with manufacturing, quality, program management, and customers while ensuring technical, schedule, cost, and regulatory requirements are met.

Leads hardware development projects for military M-Code GPS receivers, managing scope, schedules, costs, risks, estimates, resources, and stakeholder reporting. Provides technical leadership to design engineers and program teams, supports vendor contracts, and ensures projects follow engineering standards across the full product lifecycle. Requires hands-on hardware development experience and the ability to obtain a DoD Secret clearance.

Senior Project Engineer supporting commercial construction projects by coordinating RFIs, submittals, procurement, subcontractors, change orders, project controls, scheduling, cost reporting, quality compliance, meetings, documentation, site logistics, and closeout. The role works closely with project managers, superintendents, architects, owners, engineers, trade partners, and field personnel. Proficiency with Procore, Bluebeam, Microsoft Office, and Microsoft Project is required. The position is full-time and onsite in San Diego, California.

Supports Project Managers and Superintendents in executing commercial construction projects. Responsibilities include coordinating field information, interpreting plans and codes, managing RFIs, submittals, procurement, contracts, change orders, cost reporting, meetings, schedules, project documentation, Procore administration, and closeout. The role also mentors project engineers and interns and collaborates with architects, owners, subcontractors, and field personnel.

Supports capital projects and daily manufacturing operations by designing, improving, installing, and troubleshooting equipment, processes, tooling, and systems. Leads engineering projects focused on safety, quality, delivery, cost, productivity, reliability, and uptime. Collaborates with engineering, production, quality, and maintenance teams, applies lean manufacturing and continuous improvement principles, performs engineering analyses, and provides hands-on shop-floor technical support.

Paid 8-to-11-week internship providing hands-on experience in construction project engineering and related fields. Interns receive technical and professional development, work at Gaylor Electric locations and job sites, build industry contacts, and complete a capstone presentation or craft skills assessment. Candidates should be pursuing a related degree, demonstrate strong communication, organization, teamwork, accountability, and work ethic, and be willing to travel to different projects and locations.

Paid 8-to-11-week summer internship supporting construction-related work, potentially in project management, engineering, BIM/VDC, field operations, safety, or corporate functions. Interns receive hands-on training, professional development, resume and interview preparation, networking opportunities, and a capstone or craft assessment. The role is intended for college students pursuing construction management, engineering, occupational health and safety, business, finance, marketing, accounting, or related studies.

Manages electrical construction projects from planning through closeout, coordinating clients, architects, engineers, contractors, vendors, and internal teams. Responsibilities include contract administration, project scheduling, document review, field installation coordination, site visits, construction issue resolution, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, and adherence to cost, time, and labor-hour targets.

Paid 8-to-11-week summer internship supporting construction project engineering and related functions at Gaylor Electric job sites. Interns receive hands-on technical training, professional development, networking opportunities, and resume and interview preparation. The program may involve field, project management, engineering, BIM/VDC, safety, manufacturing, or corporate work, with a capstone presentation or craft skills assessment. Travel to different locations and projects may be required.

Paid 8–11-week summer internship supporting construction-related work across Gaylor Electric locations and job sites. Interns receive hands-on training, professional development, networking, and experience aligned with construction management, engineering, safety, project management, BIM/VDC, or corporate functions. The program includes travel to project locations and culminates in a capstone presentation or craft skills assessment.

Manages construction project execution, including planning, contract administration, scheduling, document review, stakeholder coordination, field installation oversight, quality assurance, compliance, and project closeout. Works with project managers, operations, superintendents, clients, architects, engineers, contractors, vendors, and internal teams to resolve construction issues and deliver projects on time, within budgeted labor expectations, and according to quality standards.