Project Engineer, Civil Engineering

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Uprite Construction is hiring a Project Engineer in Boise Idaho to support ground up commercial construction projects. This role is ideal for a detail oriented professional who wants hands on exposure to all phases of commercial construction while growing into a long term leadership path.

• Support Project Managers and Superintendents on ground up commercial projects
• Assist with submittals, RFIs, drawings, and document control
• Track project schedules, material deliveries, and subcontractor coordination
• Assist with cost tracking, change orders, and pay applications
• Maintain organized project documentation and reporting
• Communicate with internal teams, subcontractors, and vendors
• Gain field exposure and understanding of construction sequencing

• Experience or strong exposure to ground up commercial construction
• Commercial construction background required
• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
• Desire to grow within a construction management career path
• Ability to work collaboratively with both office and field teams

Uprite Construction was established in 1991 as a multi-service construction company specializing in project site development, ground-up, new construction, renovations, and tenant improvements for the commercial and industrial sectors. Check us out at !

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