
SOLV Energy delivers renewable energy solutions across North America, with work spanning utility-scale solar, energy storage, and high-voltage projects. Its teams support projects from construction through operations, combining cross-functional collaboration with a strong focus on safety and performance. The company also emphasizes long-term customer relationships, community investment, and career opportunities for people seeking meaningful work in the energy sector.
EPC Project Engineer – San Antonio
Coordinate construction deliverables, schedules, safety, and project closeout for SOLV Energy’s utility-scale solar, storage, and substation projects.
$72,000 – $90,000 / year
On-siteFull-timeJuniorNo degree requiredEnglish RequiredEngineerDescription
- Help the jobsite team coordinate project deliverables and meet profitability and schedule targets.
- Attend project meetings, record discussions, and prepare minutes.
- Create and maintain electronic filing systems.
- Keep drawings, specifications, and project logs current.
- Assist in preparing and maintaining critical path method (CPM) schedules.
- Assess construction methods and resolve field issues.
- Maintain site safety plans and pre-task planning, including audits, meetings, and training.
- Send documents to subcontractors and keep distribution logs.
- Record PCI items and maintain PCI logs in CMiC.
- Review, analyze, and route submittals; maintain submittal and procurement logs.
- Expedite project items and processes.
- Assign or verify time sheet cost codes and code accounts payable workflows.
- Check estimated quantities and report installed quantities for labor cost reports.
- Prepare extra work orders, change order submittals, and quantity surveys.
- Establish and maintain the project quality management system.
- Maintain progress photo albums and record set drawings.
- Compile contract closeout materials, including operations and maintenance manuals and as-built drawings.
- Track punch list work.
- Carry out basic building information modeling and model administration tasks.
- Handle other assigned responsibilities.
Requirements
- Bring 1–3 years of construction-related experience or equivalent experience.
- Construction internship experience is preferred.
- Field experience, such as carpentry, is an advantage.
- Have a basic understanding of construction cost accounting.
- Bring basic estimating and scheduling skills.
- Have basic computer skills.
- Be able to read and understand plans and specifications.
- Demonstrate strong organizational skills.
- Communicate effectively in spoken and written English.
- Use independent judgment and take initiative.
- Drafting skills and advanced computer skills are a plus.
- Knowledge of virtual construction technology systems is preferred.
- Be legally authorized to work in the United States without requiring employer sponsorship now or in the future.
Benefits
- Medical insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Basic life insurance
- Disability insurance
- Company 401(k) plan
- Vacation pay
- Sick pay
- Holiday pay