Project Engineer, Mechanical Engineer

Denver, United States | Posted on 02/10/2026

Please note this position is on site in Denver, CO.

At UPM Mechanical, we don’t just hire talent, we invest in it. Our culture is built on ALIVE values — Accountability, Leadership, Integrity, Vigor, and Excellence — and united by our purpose of Uniting People Mechanically
. We offer industry-leading pay, a full benefits package, continuous training and certifications, and clearly defined career paths. When our people thrive, everything we build thrives with them.

The Project Engineer plays a critical role in supporting mechanical construction projects by owning the procurement process, coordinating materials, and partnering closely with Project Managers and Superintendents to ensure successful project delivery from start to finish.

Own the procurement process from receipt of drawings and specifications through material delivery and closeout documentation, including preparing submittals, tracking approvals, coordinating deliveries, and maintaining an accurate procurement log. Collaborate closely with Project Managers and Superintendents and treat each assigned project as your own from kickoff through completion. Maintain strong organization through updated task lists, email management, and follow-up on action items to ensure nothing falls through the cracks.

Support mechanical, piping, and plumbing projects by reviewing submittals, ordering materials, coordinating installation timelines, and continuously building technical knowledge.

This role is designed for individuals who want to grow into Project Manager and senior leadership roles as UPM Mechanical continues to expand

Strong organizational and time-management skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Mechanical aptitude with a willingness to learn and grow technical expertise over time. Initiative, problem-solving mindset, and ability to work independently. Strong communication, collaboration, and follow-through.

Experience in mechanical, plumbing, or piping construction environments. Exposure to procurement, submittals, or construction project coordination. Interest in growing into a Project Manager role.