Quality Engineer I - Data Center Construction

Pampa, TX, United States | Data Center Group SUMMARY Mortenson is currently seeking a Quality Engineer I that will be responsible for quality control processes on a project for assigned scopes of work, potentially partnering with senior quality managers on larger projects, while managing, monitoring, reporting, and analyzing project quality performance and leading corrective/preventive actions. RESPONSIBILITIES - Foster strong teamwork orientation and promote diversity - Build strong cross-cultural relationships and influence others at all levels, resolving cross-cultural conflicts appropriately - Serve as a technical resource and guide for project team staff - Implement the Quality Management Plan and system for all assigned divisions of work from notice to proceed through final acceptance - Oversee quality inspection of materials and work, conduct quality inspections, and identify non-conformances with project requirements - Manage Non-Conformance Notices (NCN) and the Request for Information (RFI) process through corrective actions - Train and manage project personnel on their roles, responsibilities, and processes to support Mortensons Quality System - Discuss and resolve technical issues with customers, architects, engineers, and subcontractors, ensuring design documents meet customer requirements - Capture and share best practices used on the project, and identify opportunities to enhance margin or minimize risk through means-and-methods or material selection - Effectively work and build relationships with individuals of diverse backgrounds and organizational levels QUALIFICATIONS - Bachelors degree in Construction, Civil, or Architectural Engineering, related field, or equivalent experience - Minimum one year of experience within the design, engineering, or construction industry - Current drivers license - Ability to conduct constructability reviews, quality reviews of design documents, shop drawing reviews, and submittal reviews for assigned scopes of work - Knowledge of the design-bid-build process - Good mechanical aptitude and knowledge in the use of large cranes, mechanical systems, and utility-based medium and high voltage electrical systems - Self-starter, independent worker, and computer literate - Strong teamwork orientation - Basic knowledge of construction processes, systems, and project management - Active listening skills and effective communication, including openness to diverse input and feedback A few benefits offered include: (for Non-Craft and Non-Union Craft working 25+ hours / week)