Sr. Project Engineer
Lead EPC projects with competitive pay, national travel, benefits from day one, and direct impact on major industrial builds. Seeking experienced engineers ready for large-scale leadership.
About the Sr. Project Engineer Position
The Sr. Project Engineer role is a full-time, salaried position with a competitive base pay between $140,000 – $180,000 annually. Significant additional perks include project bonuses and full benefits, with the expectation of up to 90% national travel. Per diem and relocation support are provided, making this a highly attractive option for engineer leaders willing to work on project sites across the country.
This opportunity is with MasTec Industrial, a top player in large-scale industrial, EPC, and infrastructure work. The role is focused on overseeing multiple disciplines and supporting high-value projects from start to finish.
Applicants should be comfortable with long-term project assignments and managing diverse teams, making it the perfect fit for ambitious professionals ready for a challenge.
What You’ll Do Day-to-Day
As a Sr. Project Engineer, your main responsibilities include direct oversight of project controls, quantity monitoring, scheduling, budget, procurement, and contract administration.
Additional key aspects are reviewing engineering plans, supporting field operations, ensuring job site safety, and compiling required reports for the client.
You will also lead safety meetings, track progress with scheduling tools, direct field engineers, and maintain records of all site documentation, including labor sheets and quality control materials.
This role expects high involvement with vendors, subcontractors, and stakeholders, so coordination skills are essential.
Ultimately, you’ll be driving key project milestones, resolving issues, and serving as the on-site company lead when the Project Manager is absent.
Pros: Why Consider This Role?
The compensation package stands out with a high annual salary, ongoing reviews, and bonus potential based on performance and project success.
Benefits are comprehensive: you’ll receive medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with match, paid time off, and specialized programs for family wellness and emergency protection.
Another attractive feature is career growth at one of the industry’s leading players, with a strong culture of professional development and mentorship opportunities.
Cons: Points to Consider
High travel demands may disrupt family routines or personal commitments due to relocation for each project.
The physical nature of the work – including long shifts and exposure to varied weather – demands both stamina and adaptability.
Projects can last from 8 to 18 months, requiring a long-term, on-site commitment and flexibility to relocate as needs change.
Verdict: Is This Job For You?
If you’re a seasoned project engineer aiming for leadership and excited to make a real difference on major projects, this opportunity could be ideal.
The substantial pay, strong benefits, and emphasis on professional growth make this a top choice. However, expect a nomadic work style and challenging physical environments. If you’re ready for the adventure, it’s a career-making move.