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Be the Power in Your Success.

You’re a Part of Something Here

Our success is rooted in our people. We all come together around long-term vision and a sense of shared ownership. As a group, we do whatever it takes to ensure the success of our business…and your career.

The safety of Rosendin’s employees, clients, partners, and community members is a value that has been a part of our history for more than 100 years. At the heart of what we do is our core value: We Care. This Core Value is built upon integrity and the creation of an environment where our people are empowered to work safely, be their best selves, and respect each other. Rosendin is committed to our unwavering focus to Care, Share, Listen, Innovate, and Excel.

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#5

Rated one of the Best Places to Work in the Bay Area

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One of the 70 Best Companies to Work For

4.0

Overall company rating on GlassDoor

From Combat Boots to Hardhats

Rosendin is proud to employ some of our nation’s finest military men and women, in a variety of positions. Whether actively serving or honored veterans, they embody a unique spirit that makes our team stronger. We thank them all for their sacrifice.

Glassdoor Rating
67%
Recommend to a Friend
80%
Approve of CEO

“Being a 100% employee-owned company, that just goes to show you how employee-focused the company is.”

In 1997, I was working for a supply house and heard the benefits at Rosendin were better than what I was currently getting, and I’ve been here ever since. It is rare to hear about a company that cares so much about their employees, and how every action we take affects them, but everyone you work with here has one goal in mind, getting the task done. Being an employee-owner means that the decisions I make affect my future and the future of my fellow employees. That makes me put a bit extra into each decision made.

Kyle S.
Yard Manager
California

I still feel like I’m working toward an ultimate goal of making the industry more accepting of and accessible to women and other minorities. Every time a new woman is hired in my office, I get excited to see the scales tip a little more.

Dani S.
Project Manager
Oregon

Whether we’re going through our prequalifications, that we’re actually putting in the budget that it’s going to take a certain level of safety or even putting a full-time safety professional on there. Just making sure that they have the training, tools, material that they need to safely person their tasks.

Tony O.
Director of Regional Safety
Texas

Interning at Rosendin was the jolt I needed to confirm my path into project management. My time spent with Division 73 was nothing less than a great time on and off the site. The team I worked with, showed me the true power of learning, collaboration, and dedication. They were a great model of what Rosendin represents and are the reason why I happily decided to come back full time now as an APM.

Jose G.
Assistant Project Manager
California

Starting in high school I was working IT Helpdesk and in college, I worked both in IT as well as construction. After graduating I took a job as a Project Engineer for a large General Contractor. In my time working there they implemented a new ERP system and I joined that team combining my knowledge of IT and Construction. I’ve stayed in IT ever since and in 2019 became Rosendin’s CIO.

Matt L.
Chief Information Officer
California

I have developed many strong relationships, both internally and externally, but my greatest accomplishment has been helping others grow professionally by guiding them to see past limitations.

Bruce C.
Vice President of Field Operations
Virginia

“I try not to let anything about who I am be a challenge or a disadvantage. As a woman in this industry, when I go to work each day everyone is on the same playing field, regardless of gender.”

Jammie B.
Project Manager
California

Every day is inspiring and challenging. I am able to leverage skills that I learned in different trades and firms and apply them to my role here.

Abdul A.
Estimator
Virginia

The most surprising part about being a woman in construction is that the acceptance has changed from when I started to now. It’s much easier to jump in with everybody and be accepted.

Jenica B.
Division Manager
California

“The only person standing in the way of any upward mobility is me, and I intend to not let myself get in the way. The contours of my path are not as defined as they would be in a first career, so I’m not going to be afraid if the path takes a slight detour along the way. I’ve met some wonderful people in this new career and learned some new things.”

Kara B.
Project Manager
Hawaii

“Quality is the manifestation of great work ethic and passion.”

Robert G.
Quality Assurance & Commissioning Manager
Texas

“Quality means to me the pursuit of perfection. It’s a journey that has no end, and one that I enjoy being on. I try to apply quality to whatever I do in my life because it takes 100% commitment to ensure that the path moving forward is one we can be proud of.”

Nicholas B.
Foreman
California
Louise M.

“Being in the Navy was an incredible experience that took me on amazing adventures. The teamwork and work ethic I gained through that experience has helped me succeed and be a long term employee at REI.”

Louise M.
Corporate Cost Reimbursable Accountant
Navy
Arizona
John R.

“My military experience gave me a precise sense of ‘Chain of Command’ and responsibility to subordinates. There were some very key moments in my career that put the definition of leadership and authority into sharp focus. These experiences have made me a more successful team member and team leader in all aspects of my life. The same experiences and values that the military prized and rewarded you for, such as teamwork and leadership, translate directly here [at Rosendin] and will make you equally as successful.”

John R.
Project Executive
Marine Corps
Texas
Walter D.

“Many aspects of the military have come into play in my career as an electrician to include discipline, perseverance, organization, team mentality, learning how to follow before leading, resourcefulness, and communication.”

Walter D.
Foreman
Marine Corps
Texas
Cesar E.

Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. These Army values are what paved the road for me to be here at Rosendin.”

Cesar E.
Senior Project Manager
Army
California
Alfredo F.

“My time in the military got me in the mindset of always finding a way to overcome things, no matter the difficulty.”

Alfredo F.
BIM Modeler
Air Force
Arizona

“My supervisors and colleagues at Rosendin have been incredibly supportive these last few years when my country called me to duty. I am not only proud but also grateful to have the opportunity to protect and serve the people of Oregon.”

James V M.
Apprentice
Air National Guard
Oregon
Jeannie C.

“My time in the Navy Seabees helped me succeed as a project manager because I learned to bring the team spirit to all that I do. Rosendin has supported me as a veteran and supports veterans in our company as a whole. They have provided sponsorships and donations to the Seabees and CEC historical societies, and I have been proud to represent my company at the San Diego Seabees Awards Banquet. Rosendin provides all the support one could need to succeed.”

Jeannie C.
Project Executive
Navy
California
Russell V.

“I believe the military has given me confidence and direction.”

Russell V.
BIM Modeler
Marine Corps
Tennessee
John B.

“My time in the Navy taught me the importance of respect for others, teamwork, empowerment and most importantly the trust in others. I also learned from my leaders in the Navy the importance and understanding of empowerment. Whether it is as a Foreman out in the field or a Project Manager in the office, a good leader empowers and challenges their team to take on the tasks they have been trained to do so that they can learn from their experiences so that they feel as though they are part of the success and/or failure of an operation.”

John B.
Project Executive
Navy
Arizona
Mike H.

“Everything I learned in the electrical trade in the Navy served as the baseline for where I am today. This is a great profession to be a part of and Rosendin would offer you an excellent opportunity to grow and provide for your family.”

Mike H.
Vice President of Preconstruction
Navy
California

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