Architectual Project Engineer

The Hill Group•Franklin Park, IL

29d•$70,000 - $75,000

About The Position

Hill’s Architectural Division is a specialty within Hill for delivering complex architectural metal systems, building enclosure solutions, and prefabricated structures for commercial construction projects. Our projects range from custom aluminum plate panel systems, composite or insulated wall panels, louvers, and specialty fabricated metals to fully prefabricated equipment buildings and modular structures. We combine engineering, fabrication, project management, and field installation to deliver high-quality solutions for some of the industry's most challenging projects.

Requirements

Bachelor Degree Construction Management, Architectural Engineering, or related major is required
0-5 years experience working in construction, engineering, or manufacturing
Ability and willingness to learn construction drawings and specifications
Proficiency in all Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, Project, and PowerPoint)

Nice To Haves

Experience in Bluebeam Revu a plus
Experience with CAD and Revit a plus
Exceptional organizational and time management skills.
Strong written and verbal communication.
Attention to detail and commitment to quality.
Curiosity and a desire to continuously learn.
Self-motivation and initiative.
Professionalism when interacting with customers, vendors, and coworkers.
Ability to prioritize multiple projects and deadlines.
Critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Willingness to ask questions and seek feedback.
Ability to work independently while contributing to a collaborative team.
Adaptability in a fast-paced construction and manufacturing environment.
A positive attitude with a willingness to take ownership of assigned responsibilities.

Responsibilities

Become a trusted resource to the Project Manager and Project Executive by proactively supporting project execution from award through closeout.
Maintain organized, accurate, and up-to-date project documentation, ensuring all project records are complete and easily accessible.
Communicate professionally and proactively with customers, architects, general contractors, vendors, fabrication teams, and internal departments to keep projects moving forward.
Take ownership of assigned responsibilities by identifying issues early, proposing solutions, and following tasks through to completion with minimal supervision.
Develop a strong working knowledge of architectural metal systems, building enclosure systems, fabrication methods, installation practices, and applicable industry standards.
Assist in developing, maintaining, and updating project schedules while monitoring critical milestones, procurement activities, fabrication, and installation progress.
Coordinate and review shop drawings, engineering documents, fabrication details, and field measurements to ensure accuracy prior to production.
Prepare field sketches, installation details, and coordination drawings to support fabrication and field operations.
Prepare, track, and manage Requests for Information (RFIs), submitttsals, samples, mock-ups, change orders, and project closeout documentation.
Track project costs, committed costs, purchase orders, and change orders while assisting with monthly project forecasting.
Coordinate procurement activities and monitor material deliveries to support fabrication and installation schedules.
Support field operations by assisting with installation coordination, resolving technical issues, participating in site meetings, and conducting field measurements as required.
Perform Quality Assurance and Quality Control inspections in both the fabrication shop and the field to verify compliance with project specifications, approved shop drawings, and company quality standards.
Assist in developing project-specific safety plans, Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs), and other required project safety documentation.
Review drawings and specifications to identify scope gaps, constructability concerns, and coordination issues before fabrication begins.
Participate in field verification, mock-ups, and final punch list activities.
Learn to independently manage increasingly complex architectural metals projects as experience grows.
Perform other duties as assigned.