Senior Quantity Surveyor/Cost Manager

Senior Quantity Surveyor / Cost Manager – Phoenix, AZWhy join Currie & Brown?Currie & Brown is a leading global construction consultancy dedicated to advising clients throughout the lifecycle of their physical assets. We partner with some of the world’s most innovative organizations across semiconductor, high-tech, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing sectors to deliver complex capital projects with confidence and precision.About the roleCurrie & Brown is seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor / Cost Manager to support a major semiconductor tool hookup and manufacturing expansion program in Phoenix, Arizona.The successful candidate will support cost management, estimating, commercial oversight, forecasting, subcontractor management, and change control activities across complex construction packages.Responsibilities will include:Manage construction cost activities from preconstruction through project closeoutPrepare and review estimates, budgets, forecasts, and cost reports for process piping, HVAC, and mechanical systemsReview contractor proposals, change orders, progress billings, and subcontractor pricingPerform quantity takeoffs and detailed cost analysis for mechanical and process systemsSupport procurement planning, bid evaluations, and contract administration activitiesMonitor project expenditures and identify commercial risks, cost variances, and mitigation strategiesCollaborate closely with project managers, engineering teams, contractors, and client stakeholdersSupport forecasting, reporting, earned value analysis, and project controls coordinationParticipate in project meetings and provide commercial recommendations to leadership teamsEnsure compliance with project controls standards and commercial governance requirementsRequirementsProven experience in quantity surveying, cost management, estimating, or commercial management for mechanical/process construction projectsExperience supporting semiconductor, cleanroom, pharmaceutical, advanced manufacturing, or mission-critical environments preferredStrong understanding of process piping, HVAC, mechanical systems, and construction sequencingExperience with forecasting, budgeting, change management, and cost reportingStrong analytical and communication skills with the ability to manage multiple stakeholders and prioritiesQualificationsBachelor’s degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Engineering, or related field preferredRICS, AACE, PMP, or related certifications are a plusWhat you can expect:A collaborative business environment, where every voice is heard and supported.Opportunities for personal and professional advancement.Buddy and mentorship program.Continuous learning and professional development, in all stages of your career.Opportunities for relocation, nationally and internationally.Healthy work/life balance thatA comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401k matching, paid vacation and more.