Superintendent
cybercodersPlano (TX)
About the role
We are looking for a Superintendent who thrives in fast-paced tenant improvement and corporate interiors work. This is an opportunity to join a well-established Dallas GC with a strong pipeline of office renovations, corporate interiors, and fast-track commercial projects. We're looking for someone who can build relationships in the field, keep subcontractors accountable, and deliver projects on schedule without sacrificing quality.
What You'll Do:
- Lead day-to-day field operations on commercial interiors projects
- Coordinate subcontractors, schedules, deliveries, and inspections
- Maintain jobsite safety and quality standards
- Work closely with Project Managers, clients, and building management teams
- Identify and solve field issues before they impact the schedule
- Manage projects from demolition through final punch list
What We're Looking For:
- Experience as a Superintendent on commercial TI/interiors projectsStrong understanding of office renovations and occupied-space construction
- Ability to manage multiple trades in fast-paced environments
- Strong scheduling, coordination, and communication skills
- Detail-oriented with a focus on client satisfaction
- Why Consider It? Consistent pipeline of DFW interiors projectsStrong repeat-client relationships
- Limited travel, local work
- Competitive compensation and benefits
- Team-oriented culture with supportive leadership
- Opportunity to grow into Senior Superintendent and leadership roles
If you're a Superintendent who enjoys the pace of commercial interiors, takes pride in running clean jobs, and wants to work with a team that continues to win repeat business, let's talk.
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