Top Project Engineer Jobs

Leads the design, engineering, and project management of complex HVAC, mechanical, plumbing, and fire protection systems. Oversees project scope, budgets, schedules, construction administration, technical problem-solving, risk assessment, quality assurance, client relationships, and business development. Mentors junior engineers and coordinates multidisciplinary teams across government, industrial, and commercial projects.

Provides administrative and technical support for construction projects, including scheduling, cost estimating, subcontractor coordination, material tracking, submittals, document control, change orders, and closeout documentation. Partners with Project Managers and Superintendents to maintain project schedules, budgets, records, and compliance with plans and specifications. The role also supports subcontract purchasing, owner turnover, team training, and development within vertical construction operations.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer role supporting estimating, field operations, and project management across a two-year career development program. Responsibilities include quantity takeoffs, bid and subcontractor pricing, document and change-order processing, procurement, schedule updates, shop drawing review, site logistics, quality control, safety support, punch lists, and project documentation.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer supporting estimating, field operations, and project management across a two-year career development program. Responsibilities include subcontractor pricing, quantity takeoffs, bid documents, project documentation, shop drawing review, scheduling, site logistics, safety, change orders, procurement, requisitions, submittals, punch lists, and project meetings.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer supporting estimating, field operations, and project management across three eight-month rotations. Responsibilities include quantity takeoffs, bid and subcontractor pricing support, document control, shop drawing review, scheduling, site logistics, safety, change orders, procurement, requisitions, punch lists, and project documentation. The role supports construction teams while developing foundational knowledge of construction management processes.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer role in Suffolk’s two-year Career Start program. The position includes rotations through estimating, field operations, and project management, supporting bid preparation, quantity takeoffs, subcontractor pricing, document control, safety, scheduling, procurement, change orders, project documentation, quality control, and punch lists. Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management, liberal arts, or a related field, with 0–2 years of experience and strong communication, computer, and detail-oriented skills.

Assists project management teams with construction documentation, shop drawing review, quality control, punch lists, site logistics, safety requirements, schedule updates, surveying controls, and daily reporting for data center projects.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer supporting estimating, field operations, and project management across a two-year career development program. Responsibilities include bid document preparation, quantity takeoffs, subcontractor pricing, shop drawing review, document control, site logistics, safety, scheduling, change orders, procurement, requisitions, submittals, project meetings, punch lists, and construction documentation.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer program involving project management, estimating, and field operations. Responsibilities include quantity takeoffs, bid and subcontractor pricing support, document control, shop drawing review, scheduling, procurement, change orders, quality control, safety, site logistics, and project documentation. Requires a bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management, liberal arts, or a related field, 0–2 years of experience, computer literacy, communication skills, and strong attention to detail.

Assists with construction project management by supporting document control, shop drawing review, project files, quality control, punch lists, site logistics, safety, schedule updates, and daily reporting. The role works closely with the Superintendent and helps verify field conditions, maintain project documentation, and support timely project delivery.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer participating in two-year rotations across project management, estimating, and field operations. Responsibilities include assisting with construction estimates, subcontractor pricing, document control, shop drawings, schedules, procurement, change orders, project files, quality control, safety, site logistics, and project meetings. The role supports construction teams while developing knowledge of construction processes, contracts, and project documentation.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer role completing eight-month rotations in project management, estimating, and field operations. Responsibilities include subcontractor coordination, quantity takeoffs, bid and estimate preparation, document control, shop drawing review, scheduling, site logistics, safety support, change orders, procurement, requisitions, submittals, punch lists, and project documentation. The role supports construction projects while developing foundational project management and field operations skills.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer role completing rotations in project management, estimating, and field operations. Responsibilities include supporting construction estimates, subcontractor pricing, bid documents, project schedules, document control, shop drawing review, site logistics, safety, quality control, change orders, procurement, requisitions, submittals, and project meetings.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer supporting construction management, estimating, field operations, and project management. Responsibilities include quantity takeoffs, bid and subcontractor pricing, document control, shop drawing review, site logistics, schedule updates, safety support, change orders, procurement, requisitions, submittals, punch lists, and project meetings. The role develops broad construction industry expertise through three eight-month rotations.

Supports construction project delivery by reviewing drawings and submittals, coordinating with project teams and contractors, monitoring schedules, budgets, labor productivity, quality, and safety, and maintaining project documentation. Participates in field activities, safety planning, project meetings, issue resolution, progress reporting, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Supports construction project delivery by reviewing drawings and submittals, coordinating with project teams and contractors, monitoring schedules, budgets, labor productivity, quality, and safety, and maintaining project documentation. The role includes field presence, participation in safety planning, issue resolution, progress reporting, stakeholder communication, and continuous improvement initiatives.

The Project Engineer supports federal construction projects by coordinating project information, managing change processes, supporting cost controls and reporting, expediting materials, reviewing shop drawings, and assisting with client development. The role also contributes to customer satisfaction, team mentoring, contract document compliance, and project quality, schedule, and budget objectives.

Coordinates project information, documentation, change management, cost controls, pay requests, material deliveries, shop drawings, and project reporting. Supports project timelines, budgets, quality, customer relationships, business development, and team collaboration. The role also mentors less experienced employees and promotes safety, innovation, and an inclusive work environment.

The Project Engineer coordinates project information and documentation to support timelines, budgets, and quality goals. Responsibilities include managing change processes, cost reporting, pay requests, material deliveries, shop drawing reviews, client relationship support, business development, and mentoring team members. The role requires collaboration with project teams, financial management awareness, construction documentation knowledge, MEP familiarity, OSHA certification, and proficiency in Procore and Microsoft Office, with CMiC experience preferred.

Coordinates project information, documentation, change management, cost controls, pay requests, material deliveries, and shop drawing reviews for construction projects. Supports project timelines, budgets, quality, client satisfaction, and business development. The role also contributes to cost reporting, evaluates contract documents, mentors team members, and promotes collaborative and inclusive project environments.

Supports construction project delivery by coordinating project information, documentation, change management, cost reporting, pay requests, material deliveries, and shop drawing reviews. The role contributes to project controls, client development, customer satisfaction, team mentoring, and schedule, budget, and quality goals. Requires collaboration with project teams and familiarity with construction contracts, specifications, MEP systems, Procore, CMiC, financial management, and OSHA standards.

Manages construction project information, documentation, change management, cost controls, pay requests, material deliveries, shop drawing reviews, and project reporting. Supports project timelines, budgets, quality, client relationships, business development, and team development. Requires construction industry experience, financial management familiarity, MEP knowledge, contract document expertise, and proficiency with Procore and Microsoft Office; CMiC expertise is preferred.

Supports heavy-civil construction projects through cost control, forecasting, pay estimates, change-order processing, submittal coordination, material delivery management, subcontractor and material contract negotiation, and schedule updates. Works closely with project managers and field construction teams while maintaining accurate project documentation and ensuring materials comply with contract requirements. Travel and relocation to domestic and international project sites are required.

Supports heavy-civil construction projects through cost control, forecasting, pay estimates, change-order processing, submittal coordination, material delivery management, subcontractor and material contract negotiation, and schedule updates. Works closely with project managers and field construction teams while traveling or relocating to domestic and international project sites.

Supports heavy-civil construction project delivery through cost control, forecasting, pay estimates, change orders, RFIs, submittals, material inspections, contract management, scheduling, and coordination with field personnel. The role requires working on construction sites, traveling and relocating domestically or internationally, and collaborating with project managers, superintendents, foremen, crews, subcontractors, and suppliers.