Project Manager
Amundson Group
Austin, TX · Posted October 9, 2026
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About the job
Project Manager, Heavy Civil Infrastructure
Our client, a self-performing heavy civil contractor, is hiring a Project Manager to lead roadway and infrastructure projects across Texas. You will own projects ranging from $8M to $50M+, working directly with owners, internal leadership, and diverse field teams. This is a client-facing role that demands both construction chops and polish.
What you will run
End-to-end project management for heavy civil work: roadway construction, sitework, utilities, earthwork, and infrastructure.
Coordination between field operations, subcontractors, and Spanish-speaking crews.
Regular communication and presentations with owners and clients.
Budget, schedule, and quality oversight on projects in the $8M to $50M+ range.
Interface with internal leadership on project performance and risk.
What it takes
Solid background in heavy civil construction, roadway, or infrastructure work.
Strong TxDOT experience is highly preferred.
Bachelor’s degree in construction management, civil engineering, or related field.
Proven track record managing projects in the $8M to $50M range.
Excellent communication and presentation skills.
Ability to work comfortably with Spanish-speaking teams and diverse crews.
Professional demeanor, articulate, and corporate-minded approach.
Comfortable building relationships with owners, clients, and senior leadership.
Compensation
$125,000 to $135,000 annually, based on experience.
At a glance
Location: Austin, TX
Recruiter: Amundson Group, veteran-owned, construction-only
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