What kind of work does Kairos actually hire for?
Kairos doesn’t own drilling rigs and doesn’t run field crews. We plan and coordinate deep foundation work — reading geotechnical reports, scoping the job, and connecting clients with the right specialty contractors from our network of 400+ vetted partners across Central Texas, backed by 20+ years of combined foundation and construction industry experience. The roles on this page are the roles that make that coordination work: pricing a job against real drawings before a bid goes out, running it from first site evaluation through final delivery, verifying on site that subcontracted work matches the scope, and building the relationships — with builders, developers, architects, and municipal owners — that bring projects in the door. None of these are field-trade postings; they’re the roles that plan, coordinate, and manage foundation work performed by our contractor network.
What does a foundation-coordination role involve?
Estimators & preconstruction
Reading geotechnical reports and plan sets, scoping foundation work, and pricing it accurately against real drawings before a bid goes out.
Project managers & coordinators
Running jobs from first site evaluation through final delivery — coordinating the specialty contractors on the job, holding the schedule, and staying the one point of contact for the client.
Field coordinators & superintendents
On site verifying that subcontracted work matches the scope and the geotechnical requirements — overseeing the work, not performing it.
Business development & contractor network
Building relationships with builders, developers, architects, and municipal owners, and vetting and qualifying the specialty contractors in our network.
What ties estimating, PM, and field coordination together?
Coordinating deep foundation work starts before a contract is signed — with a geotechnical report, a set of plans, and a network of specialty contractors who can execute against them. Estimators price the work, project managers run it, field coordinators confirm it’s built to spec, and business development keeps the pipeline of clients and contractors both moving.
- Estimators & preconstruction — geotechnical report review, plan-set takeoffs, and pricing against real drawings
- Project managers & project coordinators — site evaluation through delivery, coordinating the specialty contractors on the job, holding the schedule
- Field coordinators & superintendents — on-site verification that subcontracted work matches scope and geotechnical requirements
- Business development — relationships with builders, developers, architects, and municipal owners
- Contractor network management — vetting and qualifying the specialty contractors in our network
Are you a specialty contractor, not a Kairos employee?
Most of the foundation work Kairos coordinates is performed by the specialty contractors in our network — 400+ vetted contractors across Central Texas, backed by 20+ years of combined foundation and construction industry experience on our team. If your business drills, places concrete, or performs other specialty foundation work and you want to be considered for the network, tell us about your business through the contact form.
Careers, answered directly.
How do I apply for a role at Kairos?
Does Kairos employ the crews who perform foundation work?
What roles is Kairos currently hiring for?
Does Kairos hire for field roles, office roles, or both?
How do specialty contractors join the Kairos network?
Interested in a role, or want to join our contractor network?
Reach out through the contact form — tell us which you’re interested in, your experience, and where you’re located.