Top Project Engineer Jobs

Coordinates multidisciplinary engineering project execution, deliverables, schedules, interfaces, staffing, documentation, reporting, change management, and vendor activities. Ensures compliance with project procedures, client standards, quality processes, industry codes, and regulatory requirements. Communicates with clients and internal teams, resolves scope and interface issues, supports field activities, develops RFQ packages, and assists with project execution plans. The role requires refining or petrochemical experience, brownfield and FEED exposure, and support for Gulf Coast projects.

Oversee BIM model development, coordination, quality control, clash detection, documentation, and integration for construction projects. Collaborate with architects, engineers, and project stakeholders; facilitate coordination meetings; manage BIM execution plans and standards; provide technical support and training; generate project deliverables; audit models; and evaluate BIM tools and workflows to improve project efficiency.

The CEI Senior Project Engineer oversees construction engineering for major road and bridge projects, conducts inspections, manages staff, and ensures compliance with schedules and budgets.

Lead engineering and technical activities for grid-scale battery energy storage projects from site prospecting and conceptual design through construction mobilization. Develop design bases, specifications, RFP packages, and engineering scopes; manage consultants, vendors, and technical evaluations; review deliverables for quality and regulatory compliance; support permitting, procurement, stakeholder engagement, and project execution. Serve as a subject matter expert on BESS equipment, substations, high-voltage systems, and related balance-of-plant infrastructure.

Supports construction project managers and superintendents by managing submittals, RFIs, drawings, document control, technical tracking, procurement, schedules, deliveries, and field documentation. The role includes regular job-site visits, coordination with subcontractors, safety meeting participation, and support for field operations. This entry-level position requires an undergraduate degree in construction management, engineering, or a related field, along with strong technical aptitude, organization, and proficiency with Procore, Bluebeam, and Microsoft Suite.

Participates in a multi-summer rotational internship supporting project budgeting, profitability analysis, earned value management, forecasting, financial reporting, and strategic initiatives. Collaborates with project managers and finance teams, maintains project tracking databases and spreadsheets, prepares leadership presentations, and conducts job site visits to understand construction operations. Future rotations may include FP&A, financial operations, accounting, and estimating.

Supports transportation construction projects through document control, daily coordination, material procurement, QA/QC checks, subcontractor coordination, surveying, progress reporting, equipment management, safety oversight, estimating, and site inspections. The role requires collaboration with project teams and practical problem-solving across active construction sites.

Supports Project Managers and Estimators on commercial construction projects through submittal review, documentation, change order pricing, vendor coordination, delivery scheduling, project closeout, and field-team coordination. Prepares reports, manuals, checklists, and project records while gaining experience in contract administration, estimating, construction operations, and construction technology systems.

Supports engineering projects involving customized Safety Instrumented Systems and PLC-based equipment. Responsibilities include project design, application engineering, implementation, documentation, stakeholder reporting, commissioning, troubleshooting, and customer support. The role collaborates with cross-functional teams and requires up to 60% travel for on-site commissioning and support.

Designs and integrates mechanical and structural systems for pontoon boats from concept through launch and production support. Creates SolidWorks models, assemblies, and manufacturing drawings using GD&T; balances cost, weight, compliance, and manufacturability requirements. Collaborates with industrial design, manufacturing, quality, suppliers, and cross-functional teams. Supports prototypes, validation, fabrication, assembly, production implementation, serviceability, and regulatory compliance while managing multiple projects and vendor relationships.

Manages capital and plant improvement projects from scoping and design through procurement, construction, commissioning, and cost control. Develops budgets, project plans, equipment standards, and reliability initiatives while ensuring compliance with building codes, environmental regulations, safety, quality, and operational requirements. Partners with engineering, operations, production, and maintenance teams to improve processes, reduce costs, troubleshoot equipment failures, and optimize plant performance.

Provides high-level support for construction projects from design through closeout. Responsibilities include scheduling, subcontractor management, cost reporting, contract administration, owner coordination, quality oversight, safety compliance, labor and equipment tracking, project forecasting, and closeout. The role may independently manage smaller projects, mentor project engineers and interns, and support advancement toward project management. Work is primarily on construction sites and requires nationwide travel.

Leads highway design engineering work, including calculations, technical reports, plans, specifications, and conceptual and detailed designs. Coordinates discipline-specific planning, budgets, schedules, clients, teaming partners, and multidisciplinary teams. Reviews deliverables for accuracy and completeness, supports proposals and scopes of work, resolves design issues, and mentors junior engineers. Requires an engineering degree and 4–6 years of relevant experience depending on education; PE certification and additional experience are preferred.

Leads traffic engineering project delivery, including traffic analysis modeling, signal and roadway plan design, safety analyses, technical reports, cost estimates, data collection, and field investigations. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, manages discipline-specific schedules and budgets, supports proposals and scopes of work, reviews technical deliverables, collaborates with clients and partners, and mentors junior engineers. The role requires an engineering degree and 4–6 years of relevant experience, with eight years and PE certification preferred.

Supports the design, implementation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and documentation of customized Safety Instrumented Systems and PLC-based projects. Collaborates with engineering and cross-functional teams to define project deliverables, apply process safety standards, maintain customer relationships, and report project status. The role includes field installation support and up to 60% travel for commissioning and on-site assistance, sometimes involving extended hours.

Supports project management for a wastewater treatment construction project through cost management, forecasting, budgeting, change management, contract administration, project controls, invoicing, reporting, and commercial coordination. The role tracks financial performance, identifies cost risks and variances, supports earned value reporting, coordinates subcontractors and stakeholders, and maintains project documentation. The position requires onsite work five days per week.

Assists project managers and superintendents with construction planning, scheduling, coordination, documentation, quality control, compliance, site monitoring, and project reporting from pre-construction through completion. The role requires full-time outdoor work on active construction sites, communication with contractors and vendors, review of plans and specifications, and maintaining RFIs, submittals, change orders, photos, and field reports.

Designs, develops, tests, and commissions power-system automation projects involving RTUs, SCADA, HMI, communication networks, control logic, and analytic software. Provides technical leadership, researches equipment and network solutions, reviews engineering deliverables, supports customer meetings, and oversees project execution from design through commissioning. Requires knowledge of electrical drawings, industrial communication protocols, server/client SCADA applications, HMI development, and domestic and international travel.

Lead delivery of medium-to-large Distributed Control System projects, working with customers, vendors, and project managers. Design, program, test, and commission automation enclosures, control logic, HMIs, safety systems, networking, and control hardware. Support proposals, budgets, risk assessments, claims, technical specifications, and project deliverables. Resolve technical issues remotely and on customer sites while identifying process improvements and ensuring compliance with industry standards and safety requirements.

Lead and deliver medium-to-large Distributed Control System projects: design, program, test, and commission DCS/HMI and control panels; ensure functional safety and industry protocol compliance; create plans, budgets, risk assessments; resolve technical issues onsite and remotely; coordinate vendors, customers, and project management.

Supports superintendents and construction teams with subcontractor coordination, project scheduling, budgeting, forecasting, quality control, drawing interpretation, RFI support, code research, and project reporting. The role assists with construction planning, reviews engineering deliverables, tracks budgets and materials, attends site meetings, and helps resolve field issues. It is a traveling field position requiring work around active construction sites and coordination with contractors, engineers, project controls teams, and government officials.

Coordinates construction project documentation, RFIs, submittals, safety records, material deliveries, punch lists, field reports, meetings, and stakeholder communications. The role works onsite with subcontractors, vendors, consultants, clients, and design teams; tracks project progress and action items; supports safety and quality meetings; and maintains accurate project logs using construction management software.

Leads site-wide capital projects for manufacturing growth and continuous improvement, including new line installations, equipment retrofits, utility upgrades, commissioning, and validation. Owns project scope, budgets exceeding $1 million, schedules, funding approvals, risk mitigation, contractor coordination, and stakeholder communications. Leads multifunctional teams while ensuring compliance with FDA requirements, GMP, safety policies, quality standards, and engineering practices.

Provides technical leadership for engineering projects, coordinating multidisciplinary design, client technical issues, project budgets, schedules, resources, deliverables, quality control, and scope changes. Supports the Project Manager, resolves inter-discipline design issues, reviews 3D models and engineering documents, and ensures timely, consistent project execution. The role requires extensive engineering and project management experience, strong leadership and communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Plans and executes moderately complex R&D engineering projects involving product and process development, testing, analysis, and improvement. Manages project objectives, budgets, timelines, proposals, cost estimates, supplier development, and progress reporting. Collaborates with cross-functional teams, tests new products and materials, develops process requirements, performs ROI analyses, and presents findings to management. The role supports manufacturing and product-line departments in transitioning concepts into practical, high-quality solutions.