πŸ“ Would You Take This Job? – Project Engineer (Highway & Heavy Civil Construction)

Project Engineer (Highway & Heavy Civil Construction)

This week’s featured job is for those interested in civil engineering and large-scale construction management.

Job Title: Project Engineer
Company: Kiewit
Location: South Central, TX (travel or relocation likely required)
Type: Full-time
Salary: Not listed

Role highlights:

  • Lead a team of field and cost engineers on highway and heavy civil construction projects
  • Work includes grading, excavating, and managing various aspects of major infrastructure builds
  • Be part of a respected company known for tackling big, challenging projects
  • Great for those who want to be hands-on and see the results of their engineering in the real world

Read the full job description and apply here.


Would you take this job?
Would you want to lead engineering teams on big civil construction projects like highways and infrastructure, or would you prefer a different direction in civil engineering? Why or why not?

Share your thoughts below!

I did a stint with Kiewit on a South Central TX highway job β€” awesome scope leading field/cost engineers, but , the travel weeks stacked up fast. Tip: before you say yes, nail down per diem/rotation and who’s entering daily quantities in HCSS HeavyJob vs the field β€” https://www.hcss.com β€” so you’re not buried in 10 p.m. catch-up. If you want similar experience with less travel, check local DOT or muni CM roles; would you relocate for this?

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