Join the #1 consulting firm in Mexico for complex infrastructure projects! At Key Capital, we transform engineering, law, and finance into comprehensive solutions for the country's most ambitious projects: Tren Maya, Dos Bocas, Ferromex, SEDENA, CONAGUA… and we're aiming even higher. We are looking for a **Civil Engineer** to supervise an urban project. Work location: Chalco. Objective: Provide timely monitoring of contractors and generate technical reports, ensuring proper execution of the project both on schedule and with respect to material quality. Requirements: * Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Architecture, or related field. (Must have official degree and professional license). * Experience in construction site monitoring and control. Knowledge of: Civil works, architecture, structural steel, cost estimations, construction quality, report management, document control, and reporting. * Responsibilities: * Monitor proper use of materials and equipment. * Coordinate various contractors assigned to the project. * Prepare technical reports within their area of responsibility related to project progress. * Monitor and evaluate construction processes carried out on-site. * Maintain daily control of project progress. * Conduct detailed review of information provided by contractors and external supervisors. * Prepare field meeting minutes. Benefits: * Competitive salary. * Benefits exceeding legal requirements. * Grocery vouchers. * 20 days of Christmas bonus. * 40% vacation premium. If you believe you meet the qualifications, don't hesitate to send us your CV! We'd love to meet you! At Key Capital SAPI SA de CV, we do not discriminate based on race, religion, sexual orientation, physical condition, socioeconomic status, or any other reason. Discrimination is understood as the denial, exclusion, distinction, impairment, hindrance, or restriction—intentional or unintentional, deliberate or negligent, through action or omission—of one or more human rights of individuals, groups, or communities, attributable to individuals, legal entities, or public bodies, due to ethnic or national origin, language, sex, gender, indigenous identity, gender expression, age, disability, legal, social, or economic status, physical appearance, health conditions, genetic characteristics, pregnancy, religion, political, academic, or philosophical opinions, political affiliation or identity, sexual orientation or preference, marital status, way of thinking, dressing, acting, gesturing, presence of tattoos or body piercings, or any other characteristic that has the effect of impairing or undermining the recognition, enjoyment, or exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms, as well as equality among individuals.