["Cost Engineer (Architectural)","Cost Engineer (Architectural)"]

Cost Engineer (Architectural)

Taylor, Texas, United States

About the Job Cost Engineer (Architectural)

Role & Responsibility

- Prepare and review cost estimates and quantity takeoffs for architectural scope (finishing, partitions, ceilings, doors, etc.) - Analyze construction drawings, specifications, and revisions to update estimates and budgets. - Manage and track change orders related to architectural work, including cost impact evaluations. - Collaborate with Project Managers, Procurement, and Design teams to monitor and control costs. - Monitor actual costs vs. budgets and provide cost variance analysis and forecasts. - Support contract negotiations by providing detailed breakdowns of architectural costs.

- Review and validate subcontractor payment applications and assist in cost reconciliation. - Participate in progress meetings, maintain detailed cost records, and prepare regular cost reports. - Ensure compliance with company policies, client requirements, and industry standards.

Qualification

- Bachelors degree in Architecture, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field. - Minimum 5 years of experience in cost engineering or estimating in the construction industry. - Strong understanding of architectural construction scope, materials, and installation methods. - Proficiency in cost management software (e.g., Excel, Bluebeam, Timberline, Sage, CostX, or equivalent). - Experience in change management, takeoff tools, and cost tracking systems. - Familiarity with construction contracts (e.g., AIA, FIDIC, GMP, Cost-plus, etc.) - Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills. - Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, collaborative on-site environment.

Preferred

- Experience in High-Tech Facility construction (e.g. semiconductor Fab, Data center.) - Bilingual (English, Korean) preferred but it is just optional.