Project Manager - Civil Engineer

Giles Flythe Engineers•Nashville, TN

11h•Hybrid

About The Position

Giles Flythe Engineers is seeking a Professional Engineer (PE) with a background in civil, construction, or architectural engineering to work on non-traditional civil engineering projects. This role involves working on Community Association projects, including capital reserve projects and construction administration, as well as commercial projects such as Property Condition Assessments (PCA) and Phase 1 Environmental Assessments. The position offers hands-on project involvement, client interaction, mentorship opportunities for EIs, and growth within a collaborative, team-oriented environment.

Requirements

Minimum five (5) 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 (PE) license or ability to obtain one within six months required.
Strong communication skills with the ability to interact with clients daily.
Proven technical writing and report writing skills.
Ability to work on several projects simultaneously.
Team player attitude with the willingness to adapt and learn new responsibilities and tasks.
Willing to perform inspections in on ladders and roofs as needed.
Must have the ability to bend, stoop, kneel, crawl, climb and balance.
Experience using Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook), Adobe and AutoCAD.
Valid Driver's license with a good driving record.
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time.

Nice To Haves

Reserve Specialist (RS) designation is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Work directly with condominium, multi-family, and single-family Community Association Managers and Board of Directors.
Perform on-site field investigations to complete take-offs and evaluations of buildings and site improvements.
Develop a 30-year capital reserve plan for communities, including life expectancy, remaining life, and cost to maintain capital expenditures.
Meet with Associations and community members as needed to review and finalize Reserve Study and answer any questions.
Manage construction administration projects such as roof repair or replacement, facade or siding repair or replacement, paving projects, window and door replacement projects for the Association.
Conduct commercial real estate due diligence inspections, including PCAs and Phase 1 Environmental Assessments.
Perform residential structural evaluations.
Effectively and professionally communicate in writing and verbally with clients, including homeowners, property owners, contractors, engineers, and architects.
Travel routinely to project locations within the region.