Project Engineer

Forgen is dedicated to building a better future - for generations.

Location: West Palm Beach, FL

Travel: 75% (Primarily assigned to project sites)

Position Summary

The Project Engineer II is a mid-level, field-focused role responsible for supporting project execution with significant time spent onsite at active construction projects. With a minimum of three years of relevant experience, this role applies advanced engineering principles in soil mechanics, hydraulics, structural theory, and geotechnical construction to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant field operations.

The Project Engineer II works closely with project managers, superintendents, field engineers, subcontractors, and craft teams. This position takes increased ownership of field coordination, production tracking, quality control, and technical problem solving. While some office-based responsibilities are required, the role is primarily field-heavy, requiring extended durations on project sites and direct engagement in daily construction activities. The Project Engineer II upholds Forgen’s Core Values and safety culture in all aspects of work.

Forgen Overview

Forgen is a leading geotechnical and specialty civil construction company operating across North America. We are dedicated to delivering innovative solutions for complex civil, geotechnical, and environmental challenges, guided by our core values: We Do What We Say, We Are Passionate About Our Work, We Are One Team, We Work Smart, and We Do The Right Thing.

Key Responsibilities

Field Responsibilities (Primary Focus)

• Serve as an onsite engineering resource for daily field operations, working closely with superintendents and craft teams.
• Prepare and coordinate project submittals and ensure implementation in the field.
• Perform detailed technical reviews of contract plans, specifications, and field conditions; identify constructability issues and recommend solutions.
• Provide oversight, documentation, and verification of quality control activities, ensuring compliance with project requirements and company procedures.
• Manage field surveying activities using both conventional and GPS equipment; interpret and communicate layout information to crews.
• Track daily quantities, production rates, equipment utilization, and workforce assignments to support cost and schedule performance.
• Prepare daily construction reports, progress updates, and documentation for field records.
• Coordinate subcontractor activities, monitor work progress, and help resolve field issues.