MEP Project Engineer - Sports & Entertainment

Position: MEP Project Engineer – Sports & Entertainment

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Join Barton Malow in shaping one of Jacksonville’s most exciting new sports landmarks. We’re seeking a Project Engineer with a strong foundation in electrical and low‑voltage systems to help lead a major stadium project from early planning through final turnover. This is a chance to bring your technical expertise, field experience, and leadership skills to a high‑visibility build that will serve athletes, fans, and the broader community for years to come.

The MEP Project Engineer will play a key supporting role in delivering complex building systems, with a particular focus on low‑voltage infrastructure and electrical work scopes. This entry‑level engineering position provides hands‑on exposure to field operations, project controls, document management, and VDC coordination while working closely with Project Managers, Superintendents, and trade partners. Ideal for early‑career professionals looking to deepen their technical understanding of MEP systems, this role offers the opportunity to gain meaningful field experience, support system coordination efforts, and contribute to the successful execution of critical building technologies from preconstruction through closeout.

It’s a strong fit for individuals eager to grow, learn, and build a long‑term career in complex MEP and low‑voltage construction environments.

• Walk job sites to observe progress, safety conditions, and quality of work
• Assist Superintendents with punch list activities and site logistics planning
• Capture progress photos and help track field issues
• Participate in coordination meetings, including BIM trade coordination
• Support the permitting process as needed

• Prepare, track, and distribute RFIs and submittals
• Attend project meetings and document meeting minutes
• Maintain and organize drawings and specifications
• Assist with bid package preparation and distribution
• Support project closeout, turnover, and document archiving activities

• Review contractor pricing for changes and assist with cost evaluations
• Support schedule planning and pull‑planning activities
• Observe field operations to help understand schedule execution
• Assist with monthly owner reports, including financial and status updates
• Support subcontractor pay applications and owner billing processes
• Assist with productivity tracking for self‑perform work, where applicable

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field (or equivalent education/training)
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Ability to work collaboratively in a fast‑paced, team‑oriented environment
• Willingness to learn and take on increasing responsibility
• Basic proficiency with standard office and construction technology tools

• Internship or co‑op experience in construction or engineering
• Familiarity with construction drawings, specifications, and field operations

• Work is primarily project‑based and may include time in office, jobsite, and field environments
• Travel may be required based on project and business needs