Construction Superintendent – Specialty Contractor (Residential & Commercial)

Construction Superintendent – Residential \& Commercial Specialty Contractor **Soundproof San Diego** is one of Southern California's premier specialty construction companies, providing high\-end acoustical and specialty wall and ceiling solutions for residential and commercial clients. We solve challenging noise problems and install technically demanding systems where quality, craftsmanship, and customer experience matter. We're not looking for someone to simply supervise construction—we're looking for a **field leader**. We're looking for someone who takes ownership of projects, develops people, solves problems before they become expensive, and is respected by crews because they've done the work themselves. You won't spend your days wearing your tool bags—but we value leaders who can still put them on when a difficult installation, layout, or training opportunity calls for it. Your primary responsibility is leading people, ensuring quality, developing crews, and delivering an exceptional customer experience—not serving as an extra installer. If you take pride in your work, enjoy solving problems, and naturally lead people, we'd like to talk. Compensation \& Benefits * $95,000–$145,000 annually (DOE) * Performance bonus opportunity * Company vehicle or vehicle allowance * Company phone * Health insurance * Paid Time Off * Paid holidays * Retirement plan * Long\-term career growth with a growing specialty contractor About the Role As Construction Superintendent, you'll serve as the operational bridge between ownership, project management, foremen, field crews, subcontractors, suppliers, and customers. You'll oversee the field execution of multiple residential and commercial projects throughout San Diego County while ensuring every project reflects the quality and professionalism our reputation is built upon. Success in this role isn't measured by how many hours you spend swinging a hammer. It's measured by how well you build crews, prevent problems, commu