Community Construction Engineer

About Us

A&M Consulting Engineers is a public-sector civil engineering firm serving California's cities — and only its cities. Since 2017, from our Visalia and Fresno offices, we've designed and delivered the streets, water systems, and public spaces Central Valley communities rely on every day. What gets built is exactly what the community was promised — that's our standard.

The Role

As a Community Construction Engineer, you'll be the on-the-ground link between design and delivery for municipal projects: streets, water, stormwater, and parks. You'll support construction management from pre-construction through final inspection, working with contractors, city staff, and our design team to keep projects on time, on budget, and built right.

Responsibilities

- Perform field observation and inspection of municipal construction projects

- Review RFIs, submittals, and change orders; track project documentation

- Support quality control and verify work conforms to plans and specs

- Coordinate with contractors, city inspectors, and utility agencies

- Assist with cost estimates, schedules, and progress reports

- Support punch lists, final walkthroughs, and project closeout

Qualifications

- 2+ years of construction engineering, inspection, or construction management experience (municipal/public works preferred)

- BS in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or related field

- Ability to read and interpret civil plans and specifications

- Valid driver's license; able to travel to job sites across the Central Valley

- Comfortable working outdoors on active construction sites

Why A&M

- 100% public-sector work — your projects serve communities, not shareholders

- All 7 civil disciplines in-house; see projects from design through construction

- Local Central Valley team, offices in Visalia & Fresno

At A&M Consulting Engineers, we believe that professionals need to be bold. New ideas, new materials or new technology become the cornerstone of progress which allows our partners to consider solutions that may deliver greater efficiency, improve safety, improve communication, lower costs or provide better sustainability.