People. Expertise. Results.

We are united by our approach: diligence over speed, and long-term decisions over short-term gain.

Open positions

Who we are

We are not a corporation. Decisions are made quickly, and responsibility is clear.

A family business with a thirty-year history

We are not a corporation. Decisions are made quickly, responsibility is clear, and every project has a name behind it.

Projects
that matter

You will work on projects that will still hold value a decade from now. Buildings that tenants and investors continue to develop.

A cross-disciplinary team

Lawyers, project managers, facility managers, sales professionals. Diverse specializations, one portfolio.

Room to grow

KKIG is expanding into new areas – commercial real estate, logistics, and industrial parks. As the company grows, so do its employees.

Benefits

Work that lasts

We offer the stability of a family-owned group, direct contact with leadership, and projects with real-world impact. Plus, benefits that actually make sense in your daily life.

Five weeks of vacation

Rest is essential for long-term performance, not just an extra perk.

Meal allowance

We've got your meals covered with a daily allowance.

Multisport card contribution

We support an active lifestyle and work-life balance.

Sick days

Three days off when you need to stay home without needing a doctor's note.

Company phone and laptop

Standard equipment for the way you work.

Ongoing professional development

We invest in our team’s knowledge just as much as we do in our projects.

Words from our colleagues

What the people who work here think.

“I enjoy that every project has a specific name and face. I’m not a number in a spreadsheet; I’m part of something that will actually stand.”

Dana Valentová

Engineering

“I was surprised by how quickly decisions are made. An idea is discussed, approved, and we go for it. You don’t see that in corporations.”

Anna Konečná

Property Management Coordinator

“Development projects are legally complex, and that is exactly what makes this work interesting. Every project brings new challenges – from contractual relationships and permitting processes to collaborating with dozens of partners.”