Felix Construction
Project Engineer
About this role
Felix Construction seeks an experienced Project Engineer to support Project Managers on water and wastewater infrastructure projects in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, ranging from $250k to $20M. The role requires a self-motivated professional with strong communication and interpersonal abilities.
What you'll do
- Assist Project Managers with execution and oversight of water and wastewater treatment projects
- Coordinate project activities across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex
- Support project planning, scheduling, and documentation
- Communicate with team members and stakeholders
- Monitor project progress and performance metrics
- Contribute to safe and quality project delivery
What they're looking for
- Project engineering or construction management experience
- Water/wastewater infrastructure knowledge
- Strong communication skills
- Self-motivation and initiative
- Interpersonal and team collaboration abilities
- Project coordination and organization
- Problem-solving
- Technical documentation
Benefits
- Local projects—no travel required
- Work with a $200M, employee-owned company
- Top Workplace recognition (USA Today #1 in Arizona, #2 nationwide for midsize construction)
- Access to in-house expertise in general contracting, electrical, and controls
- Strong safety and quality culture
- Family-oriented, stable company environment
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Felix Construction
Felix Construction is a general contractor specializing in water and wastewater infrastructure projects, with in-house expertise in construction, electrical, and controls work. The company is hiring experienced Project Engineers to support Project Managers on large-scale infrastructure projects in markets like Phoenix and Dallas-Fort Worth.
View all jobs at Felix ConstructionLikely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience with water and wastewater treatment projects, and what specific phases have you been involved in?
- Tell us about a time you had to communicate complex project information between field teams, management, and clients—how did you handle it?