Skill
Construction Management
Manufacturing and Industrial
Construction management is the professional discipline of planning, coordinating, budgeting, and overseeing a building project from start to finish, ensuring it is completed on time, within budget, and to specification. Construction managers act as the central point of coordination between owners, architects, engineers, and subcontractors throughout the project lifecycle.
Construction Management in the job market
Last checked October 27, 2026
- Open roles
- 18
- Employers
- 12
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Open roles requiring Construction Management (18)
INTERDISCIPLINARY TECHNICAL LEAD
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Fort Shafter, HI · $111,119 – $144,457
A federal technical leadership role managing interdisciplinary engineering teams on complex infrastructure projects, from initial design through construction oversight. Suited for licensed engineers or architects with project management experience who want to coordinate design work and resolve technical issues at a senior government level.
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Engineering Technician
United States Army Installation Management Command
Fort Polk, LA · $89,508 – $116,362
This is a federal project manager role focused on overseeing military construction and facilities projects for the Department of Defense. The position suits experienced professionals who can coordinate engineering, design, and construction work across multiple stakeholders and manage budgets and schedules effectively.
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SUPERVISORY CIVIL ENGINEER
Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command
Full-time · Nimitz Hill, Guam · $106,437 – $138,370
This role oversees civil engineering projects and staff for the U.S. Navy in Guam, requiring both hands-on technical expertise and supervisory leadership across planning, design, and construction initiatives. It suits experienced engineers ready to mentor teams and manage complex facility improvements in a remote federal setting.
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GENERAL ENGINEER
Air Education and Training Command
Columbus, MS · $89,508 – $116,362
This federal position involves designing and overseeing construction and renovation projects for military facilities, managing contractors, and handling facilities operations and maintenance. It suits someone with an engineering background seeking a government role with responsibility for infrastructure projects and compliance oversight.
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Supervisory Civil Engineer
Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs
Saint Ignatius, MT · $125,776 – $163,514
A federal supervisory engineering role managing dam and irrigation infrastructure projects for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Montana. This position suits experienced civil engineers with dam or water resource expertise who are ready to lead technical teams and oversee complex rehabilitation and construction initiatives.
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PROJECT MANAGER, NF-1601-04
U.S. Marine Corps
Jacksonville, NC · $43 / hour
This role manages special projects and construction initiatives for a Marine Corps community services organization, overseeing design, funding, inspections, and equipment procurement. It suits someone with substantial project management and field engineering experience who can coordinate with leadership, customers, and building trades to deliver capital improvements on military installations.
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General Engineer
National Cemetery Administration
Full-time · Philadelphia, PA · $117,284 – $152,471
A federal engineering role managing construction, maintenance, and environmental programs across 54 national cemeteries in the Northeast. The position suits experienced civil or general engineers with project management expertise and knowledge of federal building codes, environmental compliance, and cemetery-specific engineering challenges.
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Electrical Assistant Project Manager
Facility Solutions Group
Lake Park, FL, US · $100,000 – $120,000
An electrical construction company seeks an assistant project manager to support senior project managers in planning, coordinating, and executing electrical projects from inception through completion. The role suits someone with electrical or construction background who wants hands-on experience managing timelines, budgets, and stakeholder communication while contributing to project delivery.
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Global Workplace Lead
Runway
New York, NY · $150,000 – $200,000 · Remote
Runway is hiring a Workplace Lead to manage their physical offices across multiple continents, handling everything from real estate strategy and lease negotiations to daily operations and event programming. This role suits someone with deep corporate real estate and facilities experience who thrives in fast-moving environments and can balance strategic planning with hands-on execution.
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Manager, High Power Engineering
Relativity Space
Cape Canaveral, FL · $152,000 – $228,000
This manager will oversee electrical utility construction for a commercial rocket launch facility, designing systems, managing subcontractors, and leading a team of engineers and technicians. The role suits someone with construction industry experience in electrical systems who can bridge design, field operations, and project management in a fast-paced aerospace environment.
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Asked for alongside Construction Management
Measured from the 18 open roles that name Construction Management — not from a curated list.
- Project Management7 roles38.9%
- Budget Management4 roles22.2%
- Civil Engineering4 roles22.2%
Roles that use Construction Management
Employers hiring for Construction Management
12 in total, most open roles first.
- UEU.S. Army Corps of Engineers4 roles
- CCrusoe2 roles
- FGFacility Solutions Group2 roles
- RSRelativity Space2 roles
- AC
- GCGranite Construction1 role
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