Lead Project Engineer — Embedded Capital Projects

H+M Industrial EPC; Sugar Land (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

H+M Industrial EPC is seeking an experienced Project Engineer to lead an integrated project team and manage a portfolio of capital projects up to $10MM in Sugar Land, TX. The role requires strong technical acumen, scheduling, and stakeholder management with a commitment to safety and quality.

You will drive projects from study through construction, coordinating with global and local engineering and construction firms, and ensuring adherence to client requirements and GOAL ZERO safety principles.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering required.
• 7+ years of experience managing projects up to $5MM+ in relevant industries.
• Experience with facility-related capital projects acceptable in lieu of the above.
• Commitment to client requirements including safety, quality, and project processes.

Responsibilities

• Lead an integrated project team for a high-complexity project up to $5MM.
• Manage a portfolio of eight to ten mid- to high-complexity projects from study through construction (up to $10MM).
• Oversee front-end development, detail design, procurement, scheduling, QA, safety, cost control and construction.
• Build and lead an integrated team and manage stakeholder expectations.

Skills

Project management

Stakeholder management

Team leadership

Communication

Safety compliance

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Chemical or Mechanical Engineering degree

Tools

SAP

DCS/PLC

Job description

H+M Industrial EPC is seeking an experienced Project Engineer to lead an integrated project team and manage a portfolio of capital projects up to $10MM in Sugar Land, TX. The role requires strong technical acumen, scheduling, and stakeholder management with a commitment to safety and quality.

You will drive projects from study through construction, coordinating with global and local engineering and construction firms, and ensuring adherence to client requirements and GOAL ZERO safety principles.