Senior Project Engineer

Exciting Opportunity: Heavy Civil Senior Project Engineer with One of the World's Leading Infrastructure Giants! Responsibilities Under the supervision of a licensed engineer, perform engineering tasks to plan and oversee elements of large-scale infrastructure projects valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Duties include: Lead stakeholder meetings (owners, foremen, contractors, supervisors) to share progress updates, schedules, issues, variances, and technical challenges on projects >$100M, ensuring clear communication. Coordinate collection and distribution of technical information between internal teams and the project owner for accurate, timely access. Review technical data and specifications during construction to confirm compliance with contracts, designs, and standards; resolve discrepancies. Provide technical guidance, respond to RFIs, and manage Non-Conformance Report resolutions and corrective actions (with Engineer of Record and owner approval). Identify potential conflicts/delays by analyzing workflows; recommend process improvements to boost efficiency and minimize delays. Develop operational work plans and procedures; obtain Engineer of Record and owner approval as needed. Schedule and monitor construction activities on projects >$100M to ensure on-time completion, including supplier follow-up. Estimate quantities, maintain bills of materials and budgets per specifications on projects >$100M. Evaluate and adjust supplier quotations using cost standards and technical data (quality, manufacturing, engineering, design); perform cost-benefit analyses to support decisions on projects >$100M. Verify project charges for accounting closeouts; conduct cost-vs-bid variance analysis for subcontractors. Manage construction by negotiating subcontractor contracts/change orders, ensuring specification compliance and quality. Schedule and conduct quality control/quality assurance inspections. Coordinate surveying operations. Oversee implementation of the Safety, Health & Environmental program. Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or closely related field. Hands-on experience with Cast-In-Place (CIP) concrete walls (retaining, MSE, sound, bridge approach/wing walls) from layout through placement and curing. Working knowledge of FDOT standards, specifications, and quality requirements; ability to interpret FDOT plans, shop drawings, and technical details. Prior experience on FDOT roadway/bridge projects, including formwork, reinforcing steel, inspections, and compliance documentation. Minimum 3 years in civil infrastructure project engineering or construction management on projects >$50M. Experience negotiating/managing subcontractor contracts and change orders on large-scale projects. Proven skills in cost estimation and financial analysis on projects >$50M, including bills of materials, supplier quotation review, budget variance analysis, and cost-benefit evaluations.