Office Engineer

Parsons Corporation•Minot, ND

5d•$103,500 - $181,100

About The Position

Parsons is seeking an Office Engineer for its Federal Solutions team. The role integrates engineering, scope, budget, scheduling, procurement, construction, and start-up functions for a medium-size project, and may include managing a subtask of a larger project in accordance with contractual obligations. The Office Engineer is responsible for the technical excellence of project engineering, including coordination among technical disciplines, materials and equipment procurement, and construction planning support. The position develops and monitors engineering and procurement scopes, schedules, and budgets; ensures work meets applicable codes, standards, procedures, and quality expectations; coordinates technical personnel and supports their development; and assists the Project Manager with technical, fiscal, and administrative project execution. The role also ensures client criteria and scope are met, coordinates project information and action items, prepares technical documentation, and reviews and approves change orders. The Federal Solutions segment serves U.S. government customers in defense, security, intelligence, infrastructure, and environmental work. The position requires a bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field and at least 10 years of related field engineering experience or a broad general engineering background with prior project engineering experience. Professional registration such as PE or PMP is desired. No security clearance is required. The salary range is $103,500 to $181,100.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field.
10 or more years of related field engineering experience, or a broad general engineering background and previous project engineering experience.

Nice To Haves

Professional registration such as PE or PMP.

Responsibilities

Integrate engineering, scope, budget, scheduling, procurement, construction, and start-up aspects of a medium-size project.
Manage a subtask of a larger project when applicable, in accordance with contractual obligations.
Coordinate technical disciplines, procurement of materials and equipment, and construction planning assistance.
Develop engineering scopes, schedules, and budgets for assigned project elements, monitor progress, and identify and document scope changes.
Determine procurement scopes, schedules, and budgets for technical contract aspects and monitor progress.
Coordinate procurement with vendors and subcontractors and participate in bid analysis to assess supplier availability and capability.
Review work for compliance with applicable codes, standards, and procedures and for acceptable quality.
Monitor assigned technical personnel's productivity and proficiency, reassign staff as project needs arise, and provide training and development opportunities.
Coordinate interdisciplinary technical personnel and assignments from company technical support groups.
Assist the Project Manager in planning, directing, supervising, and controlling technical, fiscal, and administrative project functions.
Help determine the technical skills and staff hours needed to complete the project successfully.
Ensure all engineering disciplines meet client criteria and project scope.
Distribute action items following discussions and meetings with the client and Project Manager.
Prepare technical reports, project manuals, and activity documentation for the client and project management.
Obtain, analyze, and circulate technical and contractual information to project disciplines.
Review and approve change orders and notify project management and affected personnel of changes.