Company Overview

Arixa Capital is a leading private real estate lender and alternative investment manager with over $8 billion in originations completed since inception and a servicing portfolio exceeding $2.5 billion as of June 30, 2026.

We’re more than a lender. Our vertically integrated platform allows us to manage every step of the loan process in-house, ensuring speed, reliability, and an exceptional experience for our clients. Backed by a substantial balance sheet, top-tier institutional partners, and a talented operations team, we’re positioned for continued growth and innovation.

At Arixa, our culture is one of our strongest assets. We foster a positive, collaborative, and high-performing environment where team members are empowered to grow, take ownership, and make an impact. Our team thrives on solving problems, celebrating wins, and driving results—together.

We’ve been named to the Inc. 5000* list of fastest-growing private companies for three years running, and we’re just getting started.

*Arixa provided Inc. de minimis compensation to be considered for the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest growing private companies in the U.S. For a full description of ranking methodology, please visit:

https://www.inc.com/inc-5000-methodology-how-we-selected-these-companies.html

Position Overview

Under the supervision of the Risk Management Department, the Construction Inspector utilizes construction and project management expertise to observe, evaluate, and report on construction projects to ensure compliance with approved plans, specifications, budgets, schedules, permits, and applicable standards.

The Construction Inspector serves as the eyes and ears of the Risk Management Team in the field, assessing project progress, completion timelines, budget utilization, contractor performance, and overall project risk. This role is responsible for identifying potential concerns that may impact project completion, cost, quality, safety, asset protection, or disposition. The Inspector provides timely reporting and risk assessments to support informed decision-making and proactive project management.

Construction Inspectors assist the Risk Management Team in all aspects of field and office construction oversight, including inspection of structural and non-structural construction activities, budget compliance, schedule performance, permit status, Certificate of Occupancy progress, change order management, and identification of project delays or work stoppages.

Summary of Primary Duties and Responsibilities

The Construction Inspector is an LA-based position on a hybrid schedule with at least two (2) days in-office. This position will report to the Director, Risk Management. While not an exhaustive list, the Construction Inspector will be responsible for:

Read and interpret construction plans, specifications, contracts, scopes of work, schedules, permits, and Schedule of Values (SOV) documentation.
Conduct field inspections to evaluate construction progress, workmanship, material quality, and compliance with approved project requirements.
Document and communicate project observations, concerns, deficiencies, and risks to appropriate Risk Management and Construction Team representatives.
Proactively identify issues that could impact project completion, cost, quality, safety, asset protection, or overall project performance.
Prepare and submit timely risk assessment, inspection findings, and project status updates.
Generate clear and accurate inspection reports, including written narratives, photographs, budget analyses, and schedule assessments.
Measure, calculate, and document construction quantities and completed work in relation to approved budgets and funding requests.
Identify discrepancies between approved plans and actual field conditions and evaluate the impact of scope changes.
With assistance from Construction Management, verify that contractor work and installed materials conform to contractual requirements, approved plans, and industry standards.
Identify and report project delays, work stoppages, lien concerns, contractor performance issues, and other factors that may impact project disposition.