Top Project Engineer Jobs

Own end-to-end deployment of enterprise AI products for global supply chain customers. Build customer-specific software extensions, APIs, bidirectional data pipelines, integrations, and agentic workflows. Partner with clients, end-users, and IT teams to translate operational needs into scalable engineering solutions, overcome technical and adoption barriers, and guide platform evolution. Codify field solutions into reusable deployment playbooks and software components.

Supports electrical construction project planning, execution, and closeout. Responsibilities include managing permits, inspections, submittals, drawings, project records, work packages, schedules, purchase orders, change orders, RFIs, billing documentation, and status meetings. The role provides administrative and field support to project and field management teams, requires regular jobsite presence, and helps monitor progress, safety, documentation, and stakeholder communication.

Supports construction project management by coordinating materials, schedules, submittals, subcontractors, change orders, RFIs, quality control, as-builts, closeout documents, and field supervision. The role also involves blueprint reading, quantity take-offs, correspondence, and subcontractor solicitations. Candidates must have a relevant four-year degree, strong communication skills, and knowledge of construction technology such as Bluebeam, Revit, and Procore.

Supports construction project delivery by coordinating materials, schedules, submittals, change orders, RFIs, subcontractors, quality control, closeout documents, and field supervision. Performs blueprint reading and quantity take-offs while maintaining project correspondence and as-built records. The role requires a four-year degree in engineering, construction, architecture, or business, construction technology knowledge, and strong communication skills. It is designed for college graduates entering the construction industry.

Manage primary electromechanical engineering across the lifecycle of high-voltage AIS and GIS substation projects from 69kV to 765kV. Develop designs, drawings, calculations, layouts, grounding plans, cable engineering, work plans, and cost estimates. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams and external partners, support construction and commissioning, ensure safety and quality compliance, mitigate project risks, and serve as the primary technical engineering contact.

Assists construction project teams with project completion while learning industry processes and company policies. Gains experience with budgets, cost accounting, invoices, contracts, change orders, job-site coordination, scheduling, quality control, and safety. The intern must pursue a bachelor's degree in construction engineering, construction management, or a related field, be within 18 months of graduation, and work 40 hours weekly for at least three months.

Manages and performs traffic and transportation engineering projects, including traffic and parking studies, transportation planning, traffic event management, traffic signal and roadway design, permitting, and land development infrastructure work. Oversees project budgets, schedules, billing, reporting, client relationships, proposals, business development, and junior staff. Requires professional engineering licensure, extensive traffic design experience, and proficiency with HCS, SYNCHRO, and MUTCD.

Owns portfolio-level project performance analytics, KPI development, dashboards, reporting systems, and data governance for a Power EPC organization. Develops executive reports, audits project data quality, leads performance reviews and process improvement initiatives, and supports automation, AI, and digital transformation efforts. Partners cross-functionally with engineering, supply chain, construction, project controls, and leadership to improve project delivery performance and decision-making.

Supports construction project teams while learning budgets, cost accounting, invoices, contracts, change orders, scheduling, job-site coordination, quality control, and safety processes. The intern must pursue a bachelor’s degree in construction engineering, construction management, or a related field, be within 18 months of graduation, and work 40 hours weekly for at least three months.

Supports construction project teams while learning project coordination, budgeting, cost accounting, invoicing, contracts, change orders, scheduling, quality control, and job-site safety. The intern must pursue a bachelor's or advanced degree in construction engineering, construction management, or a related field, work 40 hours weekly for at least three months, and be within 18 months of graduation. Construction experience, estimating knowledge, mathematical ability, drawing and contract comprehension, and strong communication skills are preferred.

Assists construction project teams while learning industry processes and company policies. Develops understanding of budgets, cost accounting, invoices, contracts, change orders, job-site coordination, scheduling, quality control, and safety. The intern must pursue a bachelor’s degree in construction engineering, construction management, or a related field, be within 18 months of graduation, and work 40 hours weekly for at least three months.

Manages building automation and controls projects from planning through closeout. Responsibilities include controls design support, construction drawing review, material procurement, subcontractor oversight, scheduling, budgeting, commissioning, change orders, customer communication, safety compliance, documentation, and warranty transition. The role coordinates field execution teams and ensures projects meet specifications, schedules, cost targets, and customer satisfaction goals.

Coordinate supply chain implementation of continuous product improvements across engineering, manufacturing, purchasing, operations, and support teams. Manage product change effects, component phase-ins and phase-outs, inventory risks, implementation timing, and readiness across global locations. Develop project status reports, dashboards, and visualizations, identify process improvements, and reduce disruptions, obsolescence, scrap, and rework. The role requires cross-functional project coordination, supply chain knowledge, and up to 10% travel.

Serve as the on-site engineering representative for a client facility, leading small-to-mid capital projects from concept through startup, coordinating with corporate engineering, plant operations, contractors, and vendors, tracking schedules/costs, supporting installation and maintenance, and managing work around production downtime (including weekend and extended hours).

Facilitates construction project delivery by reviewing technical work, drawings, submittals, and change orders; monitoring schedules, costs, quality, and safety; resolving field issues; mitigating risks; preparing project reports; and supporting project teams, contractors, and stakeholders. Provides technical guidance to less experienced team members and maintains field presence to promote safe, productive execution.

Support water-division construction projects by managing document control, procurement, QA/QC, subcontractor coordination, site layout and inspection, equipment and safety management, progress reporting, and estimating.

Supports construction projects from pre-construction through close-out by maintaining schedules, budgets, plans, and project documentation. Coordinates subcontractors, material deliveries, RFIs, submittals, meeting minutes, estimating, correspondence, safety compliance, quality standards, and issue resolution. Participates in a job rotation program across construction disciplines, including assistant superintendent, estimator, and project manager roles.

Independently supports construction project delivery by reviewing technical documents, coordinating with project teams and subcontractors, monitoring schedules and costs, preparing progress reports, resolving technical issues, mitigating risks, and upholding safety and quality standards. Provides field support, reviews drawings, submittals, and change orders, and mentors less experienced team members. Requires a relevant bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, 4–6 years of experience, and OSHA 30-hour construction training.

Leads packaging engineering capital projects from execution through installation and startup. Responsibilities include line layout, mechanical design, packaging automation integration, equipment procurement, vendor and contractor management, schedules, project finances, site management, documentation, and client relationships. The role manages multiple projects, leads project teams, supports installations, and helps grow client accounts.

Supports large-scale commercial mechanical and plumbing construction projects from preconstruction through closeout. Responsibilities include managing project documentation, submittals, RFIs, schedules, procurement, cost tracking, change orders, subcontractor compliance, MEP coordination, BIM reviews, site meetings, and closeout packages. The role coordinates between project managers, superintendents, engineers, subcontractors, owners, and field teams while conducting regular visits to active Texas jobsites.

Coordinates cross-functional aerospace engineering projects by developing schedules, identifying critical paths and blockers, leading testing standups, defining requirements and milestones, managing risks, and communicating status and resource needs to leadership. The role balances technical performance, risk, and schedule while using agile tools to plan sprints, track progress, and maintain project documentation across hardware and hybrid hardware/software programs.

Construction project engineering internship supporting field and office operations. Responsibilities include reviewing material needs and vendor quotes, issuing purchase orders and subcontracts, tracking inventory and equipment maintenance, organizing storage, coordinating signage and deliveries, managing branding, and reviewing traffic-control requirements. The role requires construction or civil engineering studies, teamwork, communication, a valid driver’s license, physical ability to work on active sites, and willingness to work at heights and lift materials.

Supports construction project teams with administrative and technical tasks, including RFI coordination, document control, submittal tracking, cost and schedule updates, meeting documentation, specification review, inspection coordination, drawing updates, daily reports, progress photography, and safety planning. This summer internship is intended for undergraduate students studying civil engineering, construction management, or a related field.

Supports commercial construction project teams during planning and construction phases. Responsibilities include RFI and document control, submittal and cost tracking, schedule updates, meeting documentation, specification review, inspection coordination, drawing updates, daily reports, progress photography, quality support, and site safety initiatives.

Supports commercial construction project teams with administrative and technical tasks, including RFIs, document control, submittals, cost tracking, scheduling, meeting documentation, inspections, drawing updates, daily reports, quality photos, and site safety initiatives. Works alongside project managers and superintendents while gaining hands-on experience in construction project delivery.