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A Project Engineer position in Hilo, Hawaii with Adecco US, Inc. supports a major multi-year wastewater treatment plant program. The role involves coordinating construction management activities from planning through construction, with travel across Hawaiʻi Island as needed.
The successful candidate has a 3+ year background in construction/engineering, strong communication skills, and the ability to interpret plans and contract documents. Based in Hilo, travel may be required.
Hilo, Hawaii | $73,130 - $87,014 DOE
Want to be part of a project that will positively impact Hawaiʻi Island for generations?
We're seeking a Project Engineer to support a major multi-year wastewater treatment plant improvement program in Hilo. This landmark infrastructure project represents a significant investment in the island's future and offers a rare opportunity to gain hands‑on experience on a large-scale public works project from planning through construction.
This position is based in Hilo, though periodic travel to project sites and meetings throughout Hawaiʻi Island may be required.
You'll join a well-established Hawaii consulting organization with a longstanding reputation for delivering complex infrastructure, engineering, and construction management projects throughout the state. The company is known for its collaborative culture, commitment to professional development, and reputation as an employer where employees build long‑term careers.
Hilo, HI (travel throughout Hawaiʻi Island may be required)
$73,130 - $87,014 annually, depending on experience and qualifications.
$73,130.00 to $87,014.00 per year
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