Junior Construction Project Engineer

Ready to Engineer Project Success?

Do you thrive on organization, coordination, and solving problems before they become delays? Are you excited to build your career with a market leader in commercial construction—while earning strong pay and great benefits?

Role Snapshot

• Title: Junior Construction Project Engineer
• Employment: Direct Hire
• Shift: 1st
• Compensation: $50,000–$90,000 annually

Why Join Us

• Competitive salary with defined growth pathways
• Medical, Dental, and 401(k) benefits
• 10 days PTO after your first year + 6 major holidays
• Vehicle provided or vehicle expense coverage
• Structured, supportive culture inside a respected commercial builder

What You’ll Do

• Build and maintain productive relationships with clients, consultants, and project teams
• Assist with procurement: quotes, purchase orders, and tracking deliveries
• Help package and distribute scopes of work to subcontractors and vendors
• Aid in drafting and routing subcontracts; manage change order logs
• Support project accounting and contract change order tracking
• Coordinate vendor/supplier contracts and documentation
• Update cost tracking, approvals, and accounting records
• Drive schedule coordination and keep communication protocols tight
• Participate in field quality control and attend project meetings
• Support project closeout with submittals, records, and final documentation
• Travel to jobsites 2–3 days per week

Is This You?

• You hold a 2‑ or 4‑year degree in Engineering, Architecture, or Building Construction (required)
• You bring at least 2 years’ experience in a similar commercial construction role (preferred)
• You communicate clearly in writing and speech
• You’re detail‑driven, organized, and capable of managing multiple tasks
• You’re analytical, a planner, and a strong critical thinker
• You’re comfortable with computers and standard office equipment
• You have a solid, consistent work history and can provide professional references
• You are willing and able to travel to project sites as needed

Your Week, Simplified

Imagine starting Monday by reconciling cost updates, then aligning the schedule with subcontractor milestones. Midweek, you’re on site reviewing quality benchmarks and confirming material arrivals. By Friday, change orders are routed, closeout logs are tidy, and the team’s ready for the next push. That’s how projects stay on time—and how your career accelerates.