Seeking a Registered Professional Engineer to lead engineering design, coordination, and construction administration for complex facility projects.

Job Requirements:

BSME, BSEE, or BSAE degree

Active Professional Engineer (PE) license

5–9 years of progressive engineering experience

Preferred Skills:

Proficiency in engineering design software and project scheduling tools

Strong knowledge of local, state, and federal engineering regulations

Experience with contract document preparation and technical specifications

Ability to resolve complex design and coordination challenges

Prior experience supervising technical staff and engineering teams

Job Responsibilities:

Perform all aspects of engineering related to project assignments using standard and adapted techniques

Develop initial design approaches and oversee major project phases

Plan, schedule, and coordinate engineering activities

Supervise design progress and ensure alignment with agency and regulatory requirements

Resolve complex technical and coordination issues during project development

Serve as liaison between clients, agencies, subcontractors, and design teams

Review and prepare technical specifications, contract documents, and cost estimates

Participate in bidding and construction administration processes

Conduct site visits and observe project progress

Supervise junior engineers and technical support personnel

Perform additional duties as assigned

Pay Details: $130,000.00 to $150,000.00 per year

Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

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