Project Engineer (Industrial)

Catamount Constructors; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ESOP

Performance incentives

Job summary

Catamount Constructors is seeking a seasoned Construction Project Manager to lead contract interpretation, procurement, and scheduling across diverse markets. You will coordinate with owners, architects, and subcontractors to keep projects on time and within scope.

As an ESOP company, Catamount emphasizes long-term careers, development, and performance-based incentives; you will manage logs, buyout decisions, and owner relations with a proactive, urgent approach.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university, preferably within the Construction Sciences, or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Experience preferably with a general contractor
• Procore experience or ability to learn Procore

Responsibilities

• Maintain a strong understanding of the contract from project onset
• Document project updates and manage logs; track changes as needed
• Use negotiation skills to plan purchases and decisions during buyout
• Support the Superintendent to maintain the project schedule and post the monthly schedule
• Build relationships with project owners and act on their needs with urgency
• Facilitate Owner, Architect, and Contractor meetings; prepare agenda and minutes
• Submit owner pay applications correctly and timely
• Review subcontractor invoices and change orders; process changes as necessary
• Ensure conformity with contract documents and address underperformance if it arises

Skills

People management

Project management

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Negotiation skills

Math/reasoning ability

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Construction Sciences

Tools

Procore

Job description

Catamount builds thespacescommunities depend on every day. From distribution centers that keep goods moving and medical facilities that provide critical care, to housing, restaurants, and fire stations serving local neighborhoods, our work supports real life. As a best-in-class, 100% employee-owned general contractor with a national reach, we complete projects across diverse markets and regions.This diversity empowers us, keeps our teams moving forward, and creates long-term opportunities for the people shaping our company.

Why choose Catamount?

We’refinancially stable, growing, and built for the long haul. Our extensive national backlog and diverse project types provide stability, momentum, and opportunities. At Catamount, careers advance. Employee-owners can grow, move between project types and markets, and build long-term careers without starting over. Teams are carefully staffed, work-life balance is prioritized, andourpeople are seen as long-term assets.

Diverse work. Real stability. Shared success.

Role & Responsibilities:

• Maintain a strong understanding of the contract from the project onset
• Stay current during the construction process by accurately documenting project updates, as well as maintaining numerous logs and documenting changes as needed
• Using strong negotiation skills, establishes the appropriate purchasing plan, and makes solid and timely decisions for the company and the project during the buyout process
• Support the Superintendent, who is the primary person responsible for the project schedule, post the monthly schedule, and take appropriate action to maintain or improve schedule whenever possible
• Creating and maintaining relationships with the project owners and acting on their behalf, think proactively, and handle their needs with a sense of urgency and in a timely manner
• Facilitate Owner, Architect, and Contractor meetings, generating agenda and minutes
• Submit owner pay applications correctly and timely
• Maintain open communication with subcontractors. Review and approve subcontractor invoices and change orders, and process change orders as necessary
• Ensure conformity with contract documents and scope of work, and address issues of underperformance if it arises

Skills & Qualifications:

• People and project management skills and abilities
• Refined organizational skills, and the ability to prioritize tasks for self, team, and projects
• Outstanding communication skills (listening, presenting, interpersonal and written)
• Advanced mathematic and reasoning ability, and strong negotiating skills
• Experience preferably with a general contractor
• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university, preferably within the Construction Sciences, or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Experience with (or ability to learn) Procore

Compensation:

• In addition to offering competitive base pay, Catamount employees are eligible for additional incentives for merit/performance, project incentives, new hire referrals, and business development commissions.

Why You’ll Love Working Here

• A culture that develops leaders. Grow alongside experienced mentors in an environment rooted in accountability, trust, and shared success.
• Work that builds careers. With projects spanning multiple markets,you’llhave opportunities to grow, specialize, and evolve as your career goals take shape.
• 100%employee-owned. OurEmployee Stock Ownership Plan(ESOP)aligns our employee-owners with our mission. When Catamount succeeds, employee-ownerssharethat success.
• Benefits that support everyday life. Our comprehensive benefits package includes medical, dental, and vision insurance; life insurance; short- and long-term disability coverage; an Employee Assistance Program(EAP); a 401(k); an ESOP; a generousVacationFlexprogram; paid sick time; and optional programs such as pet insurance and AFLAC accident, critical illness, and hospital policies.

Please refer to the Summary Plan Descriptions for eligibility requirements and additional details.

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