Project Manager - Civil Engineer

Giles Flythe Engineers•Wilmington, NC

About The Position

Giles Flythe Engineers is seeking a Professional Engineer for one of its North Carolina or Virginia offices to work on community association and commercial projects. The role includes capital reserve projects, construction administration, Property Condition Assessments, and Phase 1 Environmental Assessments. It offers hands-on project involvement, client interaction, opportunities to mentor EIs, and potential for growth in a collaborative, team-oriented environment. The Project Manager works with community association managers and boards, conducts on-site investigations, and prepares long-term capital reserve plans. The position may also involve construction administration, commercial real estate due diligence, and residential structural evaluations. Routine travel to project locations within the region is expected. Compensation includes a base salary and quarterly bonuses based on individual performance; base salary depends on experience and qualifications.

Requirements

At least five years of related civil or structural engineering or construction experience.
Bachelor's degree in civil, construction, architectural, or related engineering from an accredited engineering program.
Professional Engineering license or ability to obtain one within six months.
Strong communication skills and ability to interact with clients daily.
Proven technical and report-writing skills.
Ability to work on several projects simultaneously.
Team-oriented attitude and willingness to adapt and learn new responsibilities and tasks.
Willingness and physical ability to conduct inspections on ladders and roofs, and to bend, stoop, kneel, crawl, climb, and balance.
Experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook), Adobe, and AutoCAD.
Valid driver's license and good driving record.
Authorization to work for any employer in the United States; the company cannot sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa.

Nice To Haves

Reserve Specialist (RS) designation.

Responsibilities

Work directly with condominium, multifamily, and single-family community association managers and boards of directors.
Conduct on-site field investigations, take-offs, and evaluations of buildings and site improvements.
Develop 30-year capital reserve plans, including estimates of life expectancy, remaining life, and costs to maintain capital expenditures.
Meet with associations and community members to review and finalize reserve studies and answer questions.
Participate in construction administration projects, such as roof, facade, siding, paving, window, and door repairs or replacements.
Conduct commercial real estate due diligence inspections, including Property Condition Assessments and Phase 1 Environmental Assessments.
Perform residential structural evaluations.
Communicate professionally, both verbally and in writing, with clients, homeowners, property owners, contractors, engineers, and architects.
Mentor EIs.
Travel routinely to project locations within the region.