Sr. Project Engineer

At Clark Pacific, exciting building projects are just the beginning! As the West Coast’s leading prefabricator of building systems, our talented team of professionals bridge the gap between construction and manufacturing every day, providing solutions and innovations that deliver high-performance structures with enhanced cost, schedule, and safety. It all starts with the Clark Pacific Employee Experience : top talent people working together in an environment that fosters collaboration, growth & development, and compassion. We are great people doing great things, together!

We have over 60 years of experience and have successfully contributed to some of the West Coast’s most iconic buildings including the Golden 1 Center, the Apple II Campus, the San Francisco 49ers stadium, and the Stanford Escondido Village Graduate Housing to name just a few. When people want to experience, quality, and a partner they can trust, they choose Clark Pacific. Repeat customers, numerous building and environmental stewardship awards, and great employees are some of the things for which we are most proud and grateful.

The Senior Project Engineer contributes to the successful design, fabrication, and installation of architectural and structural building systems. Working as part of an integrated team within a specific business unit, applies engineering, project management, problem solving, and communication skills across all levels and disciplines within the organization. The Senior Project Engineer, under the direction of Senior Project Manager or Function Manager, significantly contributes to project success.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals to perform the essential functions.

• Exercise a high level of professionalism and confidentiality when dealing with staff, projects and proprietary information.
• Advanced activities pertaining to the Design Phase, including, but not limited to, submittal drawings, design approvals, reinforcement drawings, miscellaneous metal drawings.
• Oversee the manufacture-related activities pertaining to the Production Phase, including, but not limited to providing complete shop drawings,
• ensuring purchase of all required materials, maintaining a casting schedule and performing quality checks.
• Oversee in the field-related activities pertaining to the Erection Phase, including, but not limited to preparing crane studies, rigging diagrams,
• coordinating shipping and field manpower requirements while ensuring erection quality and performance to plan and budget.
• Project management including, but not limited to issue identification and resolution, coordinating requested procedure submittals, escalating issues as necessary, and monitoring contract specifications, budget, and time commitments.
• Other duties as assigned.