project engineer

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Cordoba-Corporation

A typical day on the job is running around and meeting with folks to get things DONE. Employees are encourage to work across sectors (Water, Energy, Education, Facilities and Transportation) and help each other on different projects. Working at Cordoba Corporation I learned to never think your job is done, there is always something to do. Management pushes you and sometimes you have to push back but this is a growing company and they know what they're doing. The people here are amazing, we all have each others back. The hardest part of the job is doing more than what you are specialized in, you have to be comfortable with stepping out of your comfort zone and trying new tasks. The most enjoyable part of my job is knowing we are changing the landscape of California. We design and manage large infrastructure projects that get cars off of the roads which gets people into public transportation and lowers our carbon footprint. We design better pipeline and power towers that keep people safe. We also design green and with ADA transition plans we help disabled persons get on and off school campuses with ease. This is a pretty good place to work and its work worth doing.

A typical day at work is engaging and well-structured, with supportive colleagues who are always willing to collaborate. I have learned how to manage projects more efficiently and improve communication skills across departments. Management is approachable, values employee input, and provides clear direction. The workplace culture is inclusive, positive, and team-oriented, which makes it enjoyable to come in every day. The hardest part of the job is handling multiple deadlines at once, but it has strengthened my time-management skills. The most enjoyable part is working alongside knowledgeable and encouraging team members who make even challenging tasks rewarding.

The construction project management team at Long Beach City College  (BMT) demonstrated EXCELLENT time management skills.The project team rarely stayed late, due to their superb skills at time management. 

The management team were always on the same page making big picture decisions, and had a comprehensive understanding of the Districts policy/procedures.

The co-workers were extremely secure with their positions, and were never in competition with each other which overall enhanced the project team spirit.

Unfortunately, the hardest part of the job was office politics.

The most enjoyable part of the job was seeing  building projects   being built by the contractor. In addition, mentoring demonstrated by upper management.

The day would start out by reviewing our work load.  Our deadlines would be more weakly than daily.  Most tasks couldn't be done in one day.  We had to learn how to deal with issues on the spot.  Most issues could not be predicted when it comes to any kind of construction project.  The hardest part of the job would have to be dealing with weather conditions.  Most of our equipment would need to be outside, so if was raining, it would slow production.  The best part of the job would be the satisfaction of working with your hands.  When you can make someone smile with the quality and craftsmanship of your work, it feels very gratifying.

The word Culture is not something I would use in phrase any job position. defining a culture to me describes what type of people you are referring to which is not something any one person should be subjected to having to define. During my PMP certification course the word culture personalize even categorizes what type of person you are and how an individual fits in a group of people. this usually ends up as an HR problem. Cordoba does not use the word culture when referring to employees. 

This is my first job, and I am glad it is. I work in the energy sector on the design team as a design engineer and since day 1 have been treated nicely and allowed to get off my feet as someone who is just starting out. Only drawback in my eyes is starting salary is a bit lower than the averages I hear from other companies, but I believe that is made up for with really great benefits (healthcare, 401k matching, etc.) and the ability to work remote or hybrid. Overall, if you see yourself working as an engineer in energy or infrastructure, this is one of the places you should want to work at.

This is a great place to work . Even when things may slow down for different reasons they find a way to hang on to their talent . They really do value their employees and it makes their employees want to stay loyal to them . The pay and benefits are really good and they have a fantastic culture where everyone feels like they are an important piece of the whole pie . I hope to stay here for a long time . 

Cordoba Corporation put my skills to use daily. They also provided the opportunity to grow professionally from onsite mentoring and training seminars. Employees supported each other and the CEO really cared about his employees.

This is a great company if you are looking to expand your career and knowledge within engineering and infrastructure in the California area. They foster a great team environment and are constantly looking to expand the growth of the company and their employees overall.

Company mainly focuses on management of projects and programs. Great place for individuals with industry experience. Somewhat a little difficult field for recent graduates to start their career. There is not a lot of design or engineering work, but mainly managerial.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Project engineer 3 salaries reported	$65,000 per year
Project manager 5 salaries reported	$131,320 per year
Lineperson 1 salary reported	$69.00 per hour
Senior project manager 2 salaries reported	$150,800 per year
Material coordinator 1 salary reported	$28.50 per hour

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