Engineering Project Manager - Hardscapes
finch house recruitingFargo (ND)
Engineering Project Manager - Hardscapes
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finch house recruitingFargo (ND)
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About the role
Finch House Recruiting is partnering with Concrete Masonry & Hardscapes Association (CMHA) to identify an Engineering Project Manager – Hardscapes to join its growing engineering team. The Concrete Masonry & Hardscapes Association (CMHA) is a leading voice in the concrete masonry and hardscapes industry, helping shape the engineering standards, research, and education that guide professionals across the U.S. and Canada. For a civil or geotechnical engineer looking for something beyond a traditional design or consulting role, this is an opportunity to take your career in a different direction. You'll work alongside industry experts, collaborate on innovative research, contribute to technical standards, and help advance the practices that influence projects across North America. CMHA offers a hybrid work schedule based out of its Herndon, VA office, with three days in the office and two days working from home. The team is also open to considering fully remote candidates who live outside the Washington, D.C. metro area. You'll join a collaborative, experienced team that values professional development and invests in its employees. With opportunities to expand your technical expertise, build industry relationships, and grow into a recognized leader in the field, this role offers both variety and long-term career growth.
What You'll Do:
- Serve as a technical resource to engineers, manufacturers, contractors, and other industry professionals on hardscape and pavement systems
- Develop and contribute to technical publications, design guides, educational materials, and industry standards
- Collaborate with industry experts, technical committees, and universities on engineering research and initiatives
- Develop and deliver technical presentations and educational programs
- Manage technical projects and represent CMHA at industry conferences and events
What We're Looking For:
- Bachelor's degree in Civil, Geotechnical, Structural, or Construction Engineering
- At least 2 years of relevant experience in engineering design, construction, or materials testing involving pavement systems, hardscapes, or related civil/geotechnical applications
- Experience with pavement design, interlocking concrete pavers, permeable pavement systems, segmental retaining walls, or related applications is a plus
- Strong technical, communication, and problem-solving skills, with an interest in collaborating with industry professionals
- Professional Engineer (PE) licensure is welcome but not required. CMHA is equally interested in engineers working toward licensure and will provide support and resources to help them obtain their PEMust be authorized to work in the U.S. (or Canada for candidates based in Canada)
- Ability to travel approximately 20% within the U.S. and CanadaWhy Consider CMHA?Make an impact on an entire industry rather than individual engineering projects
- Enjoy a variety of technical work, including research, education, and industry collaboration
- Receive support for PE licensure, continuing education, and professional development
- Join a collaborative, established team with strong employee retention
- Hybrid work schedule, with remote flexibility for qualified candidates
- Competitive compensation, annual bonus, health, dental and vision benefits, paid time off, and a matching 401(k)
- Relocation assistance available
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