Construction Project Engineer
Design Draw Build Inc. EmployerOakland, CA, USLocation:Thu, Jul 16 '26Posted On$90,000 - $115,000 annually Pay:Design Draw Build, Inc. is a growing Oakland based design-build firm. As a Building - Architecture Company we emphasize constructability and an understanding of the entirety of the built work. The in-house integration of construction and architecture generates a productive dialog about means, methods, and culture. We pride our work by continuing to push the design boundaries using forward inventive thinking and sustainability while integrating the client’s needs and navigating obstacles as they arrive.Our team thrives on the diverse creative challenges in both our urban and rural engagements. We offer competitive salaries, benefits and opportunities for professional development.THE ROLEAs a Construction Project Engineer you are a key member of the Construction team. You will be working on multiple projects throughout the various phases of the construction process. The ideal candidate is an experienced professional in the construction industry with excellent project management, interpersonal, and organizational skills that can manage projects ranging from $500K to $10M. This is a key role providing support to in-house construction operations.ResponsibilitiesRespond to RFIsManaging take-offsDrafting work subcontracts and work authorizationsProvide administrative support for internal operationsFile management / organization (in office & on the cloud)Assist on invoice draws and all project related billing, point of contact for billing inquiriesManage subcontractor invoices, change orders, agreements, verify completed work with PM Cost coding & tracking project related purchases, expenses, & invoicesProcore / Forma for Construction project management software experience strongly preferredProject documentation - collect signatures on contracts, liens, draft change orders, additional service requests, work authorizations, meeting minutes, copyright for pending agreementsRetrieve and request insurance certificates, W-9s, ensure all documentation is current & on fileImplement safety measures, safety trainingCollaborate with the Construction PM to understand & manage the project costsAssist Project Managers on overseeing punch list and close out proceduresAdapt quickly to changing priorities and shifting timelinesAlways conduct yourself in a professional mannerExperience And QualificationsBachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering or related field preferred3+ years of experience in Construction Management, Administration, or CoordinationIntermediate understanding of how to read plans & specificationsUnderstanding of Construction practices and proceduresField experience is preferred Excellent computer skills MS Office, Excel, Google Workspace,Procore, BluebeamCommunicate with all levels of firm, clients, vendors, and subs in an articulate and professional manner Maintain confidentiality of information and document sensitivity Driver’s license and clean driving record requiredExcellent administrative skills, organized, detail-oriented, file managementExcellent interpersonal and communication skills, both oral and written Solution oriented, problem solver, forward thinkerCollaborate with team members and be a team playerAbility to work independently, calmly under pressure, prioritize tasks to meet deadlinesAble to accept constructive feedback Fun, positive attitude, and pleasant to work with The Construction Project Engineer will report directly to the Principal of the Firm with support from Construction Project ManagersTo Apply: Please submit a cover letter and resume with job title in the subject lineJob Type: Full-Time 40 Hours per weekSchedule: Monday to Friday, in officeBenefits$90K - $115K, competitive salaries DOEDental InsuranceHealth insurance matching for Group Medical401K retirement planPTO at 10 days annuallyPaid holidaysPaid sick daysProfessional developmentOffice Happy HoursTeam building and office outingsBicycle parkingErgonomic sit-stand workstationsView your Application History