Careers at King
Build work
you’re proud to
stand behind.
Sound judgment. Skilled hands.
A personal stake in the finished work.
The people behind the work
The detail matters.
So does the person
behind it.
Architecturally distinct homes and complex renovations call for people who see what needs attention—and take responsibility for it.
Care for the craft.
Understand the drawing, respect the material, and carry the detail through to execution.
Make the next step clear.
Raise questions early. Keep decisions visible. Give the people around you information they can use.
Own your part.
Protect the site, respect the client’s property, and follow through on the work entrusted to you.
Where you could contribute
Good work takes
capable people.
From early planning to the final detail, every role has a part in the outcome.
Areas of interestTell us where your strengths fit. We consider introductions against relevant openings and project needs.
Superintendent / Field Project Lead
Field leadershipDallas–Fort Worth
Superintendent / Field Project Lead
Field leadershipDallas–Fort Worth
Bring structure to the site and care to the finished work.
- Coordinate daily field activity, trade sequencing, and site readiness.
- Check work against plans and agreed details; raise conflicts before the next stage.
- Maintain clear progress records and a safe, orderly site, with care for the property and its occupants.
Area of interest
Share your relevant experience and the work you would like to take on.
Project Manager
Project deliveryDallas–Fort Worth
Project Manager
Project deliveryDallas–Fort Worth
Keep the project connected—from early decisions through closeout.
- Coordinate scope, schedules, selections, and responsibilities across the client, design team, and field.
- Track costs, changes, and outstanding decisions so the team can act on current information.
- Guide handoffs and closeout, keeping documentation and unresolved items visible.
Area of interest
Share your relevant experience and the work you would like to take on.
Estimator / Preconstruction
Planning & costDallas–Fort Worth
Estimator / Preconstruction
Planning & costDallas–Fort Worth
Turn project information into a clear basis for decisions.
- Review drawings and site information to identify scope, quantities, assumptions, and unanswered questions.
- Request and compare trade proposals, checking inclusions, exclusions, and gaps.
- Prepare estimates and scope summaries that explain the basis of cost and the decisions still needed.
Area of interest
Share your relevant experience and the work you would like to take on.
Skilled craft, restoration, or project support?
Introduce yourself
A personal commitment
Business judgment.
Field conviction.
Tyler King stepped away from a white-collar career to work in the field and build. That decision informs the company’s approach: practical innovation, clear priorities, and personal ownership of the work.
At King, the idea and the execution belong in the same conversation.
The conversation starts here
Experience first.
A clear next step.
A conversation built around the work you do best and where your experience could contribute.
Introduce yourself.
Share your experience, the work you do best, and the kind of opportunity you are looking for.
Discuss the fit.
When there is a relevant opening, discuss the role, project expectations, and examples of your work.
Define what comes next.
If there is mutual interest, clarify qualifications, any further conversations, and next steps.
Introduce yourself
Tell us about
your work.
Your experience may be best shown through a résumé, a project, or a clear account of the work you have done.
Share the experience you want us to consider. An introduction is the start of a conversation, not a promise of employment.