Jobs at Ryan Companies

Leads national preconstruction, estimating, procurement, and project management capabilities across regions. Establishes processes, tools, training, controls, and best practices; manages staff performance and development; promotes Design-Build and IPD delivery; supports conceptual estimating, scheduling, cost control, procurement, and project pursuits; and sells preconstruction and design-management services.

Leads quality control programs for mission-critical data center construction projects. Responsibilities include managing inspections, testing, documentation, submittal reviews, QC meetings, corrective actions, root cause analysis, nonconformance resolution, reporting, punch lists, and turnover activities. The role trains project teams, coordinates with clients and trade partners, verifies materials and installations, and may stop work to address safety or quality issues. Travel is required as needed when not local to the project site.

Coordinates commercial construction projects across contract administration, procurement, document control, project financials, closeout, meetings, scheduling, and team communications. Processes contracts, change orders, submittals, RFIs, pay applications, invoices, and project documentation while supporting subcontractor compliance and project delivery. The role requires strong organization, communication, analytical, mathematical, and administrative skills, along with construction experience and proficiency in Microsoft Office and construction management software.

Leads quality planning and execution for mission-critical data center construction projects. Oversees inspections, testing, documentation, submittal reviews, QC meetings, corrective actions, root-cause analysis, client walkthroughs, reporting, punch-list activities, and phase turnover. Trains project teams and trade partners, verifies materials and installations, audits quality records, and stops work when safety or quality issues require resolution.

Ensures quality throughout mission-critical construction projects from inception through turnover. Responsibilities include reviewing construction documents, auditing job sites, conducting root cause analysis, managing corrective actions, supporting commissioning and turnover, attending equipment witness tests, and documenting mechanical, electrical, and control systems testing. The role requires an engineering degree, three years of related experience, construction project management experience focused on MEP systems, and travel as needed.

Ensures quality across mission-critical construction projects from inception through turnover. Responsibilities include reviewing construction documents, conducting site audits, managing MEP and control-system testing, documenting equipment readiness, attending factory witness tests, supporting commissioning and turnover, and resolving nonconformances through root cause analysis and corrective actions. The role also requires compliance with safety regulations, coordination with suppliers and project teams, and travel as needed.

Supports construction quality management for mission-critical projects by coordinating QA/QC teams, managing inspection and test plans, reviewing submittals, conducting site inspections, tracking deficiencies and corrective actions, facilitating quality meetings, and supporting punch-list and turnover activities.

Supports the Mission Critical Quality Program by developing QA plans, training project teams, monitoring quality performance, coordinating audits, maintaining quality alerts and training content, and facilitating quality meetings. Provides quality guidance to construction teams, connects projects with corporate resources, and drives continuous improvement. The role requires at least five years overseeing MEP scopes, experience in mission-critical or data-center QA/QC, and nationwide travel to jobsites for audits and training.

Analyzes commercial real estate projects and potential acquisitions through financial modeling, underwriting, cash-flow projections, and investment analysis. Supports capital markets, asset management, portfolio management, investment offerings, fund reporting, broker relationships, and property sales marketing. Requires at least one year of commercial real estate financial analysis experience, Argus and Excel proficiency, a bachelor’s degree, strong communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively.

Supports real estate investments across capital markets and asset management. Responsibilities include interpreting loan, sale, and lease documents; modeling and reforecasting development cash flows in Excel and Argus; supporting equity and debt raises; preparing offering memoranda; presenting investment theses; managing broker relationships; and marketing investment properties for sale.

Assists construction project teams with RFIs, shop drawing coordination, dimensional verification, deliveries, safety procedures, site logistics, permitting, punch lists, plan updates, and scheduling. The role provides field and office operations training at a construction site, requiring construction estimating, cost control, material pricing, blueprint interpretation, contract and purchase order knowledge, mathematical ability, and effective communication.

Assists construction project teams with RFIs, shop drawing coordination, dimensional verification, deliveries, safety procedures, permits, site logistics, punchlist inspections, plan updates, and project scheduling. The role develops field and office operations knowledge while working primarily at a construction project site. Responsibilities also include applying estimating, cost control, material pricing, drawing interpretation, contract, purchase order, and cost-coding knowledge.

Assists construction project teams with project completion while learning industry processes and company policies. Gains experience with budgets, cost accounting, invoices, contracts, change orders, job-site coordination, scheduling, quality control, and safety. The intern must pursue a bachelor's degree in construction engineering, construction management, or a related field, be within 18 months of graduation, and work 40 hours weekly for at least three months.

Supports construction project teams while learning budgets, cost accounting, invoices, contracts, change orders, scheduling, job-site coordination, quality control, and safety processes. The intern must pursue a bachelor’s degree in construction engineering, construction management, or a related field, be within 18 months of graduation, and work 40 hours weekly for at least three months.

Supports construction project teams while learning project coordination, budgeting, cost accounting, invoicing, contracts, change orders, scheduling, quality control, and job-site safety. The intern must pursue a bachelor's or advanced degree in construction engineering, construction management, or a related field, work 40 hours weekly for at least three months, and be within 18 months of graduation. Construction experience, estimating knowledge, mathematical ability, drawing and contract comprehension, and strong communication skills are preferred.

Assists construction project teams while learning industry processes and company policies. Develops understanding of budgets, cost accounting, invoices, contracts, change orders, job-site coordination, scheduling, quality control, and safety. The intern must pursue a bachelor’s degree in construction engineering, construction management, or a related field, be within 18 months of graduation, and work 40 hours weekly for at least three months.

Leads and improves safety programs across commercial construction projects in the Great Lakes Region. Responsibilities include site visits, safety audits, incident investigations, OSHA compliance, training, hazard mitigation, recordkeeping, subcontractor evaluations, risk planning, and safety staff supervision. The role partners with construction and operations leadership, manages safety initiatives and budgets, supports claims and regulatory responses, and travels to project sites approximately 20% of weekdays.

Support the project team in construction project tasks while learning budgets, cost accounting, contracts, change orders, job-site coordination, scheduling, quality control, safety, and reading construction drawings. Gain hands-on exposure to estimating, invoicing, and project procedures.

Lead and manage the safety program for mission-critical data center campus construction: develop training, implement and drive LOTO/energy-isolation, conduct inspections and HRA planning, investigate incidents, manage claims and workers' comp, ensure OSHA/NFPA 70E compliance, coordinate with contractors and regulatory agencies, and support safety data/analytics and committees.

Manage and implement quality program for data center construction projects. Lead daily QC activities, inspections, documentation, submittal reviews, testing tracking, root cause analysis, corrective actions, and weekly QC meetings with stakeholders. Train and oversee project teams to ensure work conforms to contract documents and project quality standards; support turnover, punch lists, and client walkthroughs.