Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Project Engineer - Land Development

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Project Engineer - Land Development is an open role at Atwell, LLC, a company in real estate, construction and proptech. The posting gives Madison, United States as the location. We classify it as a mid-level role in non-software engineering and technicians. Candidates need 4+ years of experience. A university degree is required. There are 54 open positions from Atwell, LLC on this site.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-11-06

About Atwell, LLC

Real estate, construction and proptech Non-tech company 54 open positions. Most open roles: Non-software engineering and technicians (41), Project and program management (14), Creative, media and writing (6).

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Seniority	Mid
Role	Non-software engineering and technicians
Countries	United States
Key facts	Experience: 4+ years · Degree required

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