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Construction Engineer

Employer:	U.S. Department of State
Job Location:	Oversees , Open
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Industry Type:	Building Owners
Job Description:	Supervise Overseas Construction Projects. You can make a meaningful contribution to the world as you experience a Construction Engineering career of a lifetime. When you rethink your place in the world, consider a career with the U.S. Department of State. You'll discover that each day brings new opportunities that will challenge your creativity and knowledge as you respond with efficient, on-target solutions in fast-paced and sometimes mission critical situations in locations around the globe. A qualified Construction Engineer has a BA or BS from an accredited ABET, NAAB or ACCE program and ensures that construction work is professionally performed and compliant with specs, schedules and standards. You will be the key to the successful execution of construction projects for new properties or improvements to existing properties. You have the expertise to carry out essential tasks including inspection; rendering technical interpretations; reviewing and approving contractor submittals; writing cost estimates and coordinating architect/engineer services; settling of contractor claims and disputes; and preparing all related reports in a timely manner. You’ll receive outstanding benefits, including competitive compensation, opportunities for travel, personal growth and professional development. In addition, you’ll be provided with tax-free housing and educational allowances. If you are interested in this opportunity, please visit http://careers.state.gov/specialist/opportunities/constructeng.html to see specific qualification and to apply. Please visit this URL to join our talent network. careers.state.gov CAREERS REPRESENTING AMERICA U.S. citizenship is required. An equal opportunity employer.
Company Description:	The U.S. Department of State is focused on accomplishing America's mission of diplomacy at home and around the world. Here, you will learn more about how and where we perform this important work, our Foreign and Civil Service bureaus, as well as the details about our influential history.