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Senior Estimator

Pleasanton, CA · On-site

$150 - $210/hr

Comfortable commenting on the effectiveness of schedule(s) being utilized throughout the estimating effort * Clearly understands the various construction methods, building logistics, can identify ...

... commenting, rating, posting, and other social media networking features into Drupal sites • Migrate content from existing websites into Drupal • Perform site testing and issue resolution • ...

... commenting, rating, posting, and other social media networking features into Drupal sites • Migrate content from existing websites into Drupal • Perform site testing and issue resolution • ...

Engage with my posts by liking, commenting, or sharing to ensure opportunities find the right people. * Keep an eye out for exciting opportunities that could be your perfect match. Ready to take the ...

The Content Ecosystem organization fuels Reddit's contribution flywheel by integrating posting, commenting, community building, and professional platforms into interlocking growth loops. We lower the ...

$120 - $190/hr

... and commenting in CAD tools, with expertise in AutoCAD. Preferred * 1+ years of EV charging infrastructure project design experience. * Familiarity with project management and review software ...

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Community Manager

Manhattan, NY · On-site

$55K - $65K/yr

The Daily Beast is seeking a Community Manager to help grow and engage our audience across Substack, Reddit, YouTube, and our on-site commenting platform. This cross-functional role sits across ...

Assisting with due diligence, * * including preparing, reviewing, and commenting on due diligence documents, due diligence document inventories, and disclosure schedules; * Maintaining client minute ...

Community Manager

Manhattan, NY · Remote

$55K - $65K/yr

The Daily Beast is seeking a Community Manager to help grow and engage our audience across Substack, Reddit, YouTube, and our on-site commenting platform. This cross-functional role sits across ...

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What is a commenting?

A Commenting job involves engaging with online content by leaving relevant and meaningful comments on social media posts, blog articles, videos, or forums. The goal is to increase engagement, drive discussions, and sometimes promote a brand or product subtly. This role requires good writing skills, an understanding of the platform’s audience, and the ability to follow guidelines for appropriate interactions. Some commenting jobs focus on community building, while others are geared toward marketing or SEO strategies.

Is commenting a specialized position within a specific industry or organization?

Currently, 'Commenting' is not typically listed as a standalone professional job title in most industries. Instead, commenting is often a responsibility or task associated with other roles, such as social media managers, online moderators, or content reviewers. If you are interested in roles involving public or internal communications, consider searching for positions like Social Media Specialist, Community Manager, or Content Moderator, where commenting may be a key function. These positions offer clear career paths, defined responsibilities, and opportunities for growth in communication and content management.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the commenting position, and why are they important?

The role of 'Commenting' is not recognized as a standard professional job title, therefore there are no universally established skills or qualifications associated with it. Technical tools, certifications, and systems specific to this title do not exist in common employment settings. Similarly, there are no defined soft skills or attributes tailored to this job category. For success in a professional setting, job titles should reflect established roles with clear responsibilities and requirements.

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What states have the most Commenting jobs?

States with the most job openings for Commenting jobs include:

Infographic showing various Commenting job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 77% Full Time, and 23% Part Time. Highlights an 61% In-person, 8% Hybrid, and 31% Remote job distribution.

$150 - $210/hr

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Posted 27 days ago


Job description

Senior Estimator

Department: Estimating


Employment Type: Full Time


Location: Pleasanton, CA


Compensation: $150,000 - $210,000 / year


Description

The primary function of the Senior Estimator is to be the lead estimator on GMP and Hard Bid efforts, developing conceptual estimates based on schematic plans along with supporting team members on multiple preconstruction efforts.


Key Responsibilities

The duties, responsibilities and attributes of the Senior Estimator typically include, but are not limited to:


Technical Skills

  • Has a familiarity and understands the roles and responsibilities of Project Engineers, Project Managers, Project Administrators, Superintendents and Project Executives and is comfortable commenting on the effectiveness of each role

  • Basic understanding of CPM software and schedule creation. Thorough ability to interpret milestones of CPM schedule as it relates to procurement, lead times, schedule activity durations, and critical path. Comfortable commenting on the effectiveness of schedule(s) being utilized throughout the estimating effort

  • Clearly understands the various construction methods, building logistics, can identify constructability issues, and can offer value analysis at the Design Development and Construction Document design phases

  • Has a thorough understanding of WEO requirements and how they relate to project budgets

  • Understands and influences change in all facets of bid day organization

  • Creative implementation of clarifications, and qualifications to influence the outcome of the estimate

  • Ability to develop subcontractor scopes from plans, specs, site logistics and missing information for others to utilize effectively on bid day

  • Ability to analyze subcontractor proposals, identify scope items, differences and exclusions with cost implications

  • Develop Subcontractor relationships and to be able to select appropriate subcontractors for your project that will generate an advantage

  • Ability to develop an estimate at any stage of construction documents. That is inclusive of adequate subcontractor input, WEO historical data and sufficient plugs to compensate for missing information

  • Ability to track, understand and explain cost differences between progress estimates while anticipating client needs

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