Project Engineer for Complex Infrastructure Projects

We are looking for experienced project engineers to strengthen our infrastructure construction unit and work on demanding projects in Northern Finland. If you are a goal-oriented and solution-focused professional, join us in building functional infrastructure solutions that will matter far into the future! Our infrastructure construction unit delivers a diverse range of infrastructure projects, from roads and streets to demanding area-development projects and projects serving industrial needs. We build functional infrastructure that makes everyday life easier and creates the conditions for business and industrial growth. For us, building smarter starts with careful advance planning and looking for alternative solutions. This allows projects to be carried out smoothly and efficiently while taking surrounding traffic into account. We are currently building, among other things, the John Stenbergin ranta area in Helsinki, renewing Tikkuraitti in Vantaa and developing the Ritaportti area in Oulu. Duties and areas of responsibility As a project engineer, your duties include monitoring construction-site production, quantity surveying, preparing procurements, documentation, and supporting project schedule and cost monitoring. You are responsible for project documentation, participate in schedule and resource management, and ensure quality and safety together with other site personnel and stakeholders. We expect strong technical expertise, an organised approach to work, and a desire to develop project practices and make project delivery more efficient. What we hope you will bring - At least 3 years of construction-site experience in infrastructure construction projects and site-supervision duties - Education suited to the role, for example a construction site manager, construction engineer (UAS or MSc), or construction technician qualification. Other studies in the field are an advantage. - An independent and responsible approach to work - Good teamwork and communication skills - Problem-solving skills and resilience under pressure in changing situations - Commitment to high-quality, safe and responsible construction - A desire to develop as a professional in the field - Readiness to travel with construction sites Relevant and current FISE qualifications are also considered an advantage. Interested? Send your application and join us in building the infrastructure of the future! We offer - A skilled and supportive work community - Competitive pay - Varied duties and projects that support professional development - Opportunities for further training and career progression - Comprehensive occupational health services and sports and culture benefits - Accident insurance covering both work and leisure time Kreate Oy We build infrastructure that provides a strong foundation for a sustainable future. Bridges connect regions, cities and people; roads lead us to one another, and railways make even long distances shorter. Infrastructure, like life itself, needs a solid foundation on which it is safe to build. We deliver even the most demanding infrastructure construction projects with ambition and strong professional expertise. We are driven to do better and want to develop our own operations and move the entire industry forward. We meet one another and our customers in an honest, straightforward and humane way. Our aim is to offer customers high-quality solutions at better cost. Our construction sites are located throughout Finland, and our permanent offices are in Tampere, Lappeenranta, Kuopio, Kouvola, Oulu and Vantaa. The group also includes Kreate Sverige, which specialises in particularly demanding rock construction, and our joint venture KFS Finland, which provides specialised foundation construction. For us Kreatians, infrastructure is much more than concrete and steel: it is the heart of society. It makes possible a life that takes us forward. For further information about the position, contact unit director Juha Schönberg by phone or email. Call times: 3 November 2026 from 8:00 to 9:00, 4 November 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00, 15 November 2026 from 14:00 to 15:00, or 16 November 2026 from 14:00 to 15:00.