The Designer will conduct traffic operations and safety analyses for rail grade crossings while preparing design plans and engineering calculations. They will also collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and maintain relationships with state and local transportation agencies.
The Public Project Manager will oversee and manage railroad public projects while collaborating with government agencies and internal stakeholders. Responsibilities include monitoring project budgets, schedules, and scopes, as well as coordinating inspection and construction monitoring activities.
The Project Manager will perform hydrologic and hydraulic analyses for transportation projects and prepare drainage reports in accordance with industry standards. They will also assist with plan production, stormwater management design, and the development of engineering documents while monitoring project progress.
Develop and manage software tools using QuickBase and related applications. Assist with coordination, development, implementation, operation, maintenance, and training for QuickBase workflows and best practices.
Collaborate with industry experts on real-world infrastructure projects to develop technical and professional skills. Contribute expertise to planning, engineering, and professional services tasks within a multi-disciplined firm.
Lead complex geotechnical projects for the Railroad Division from concept to completion, managing budgets, schedules, and quality. Oversee field investigations and technical reporting while mentoring junior staff and collaborating with clients.
Lead multidisciplinary railroad track design and infrastructure projects from planning through construction support. Manage client relationships, mentor engineering staff, and support business development and proposal efforts.
Manage bridge and transportation design projects, including the creation of work plans, budgets, and schedules. Lead project teams, mentor junior staff, and maintain strategic relationships with key clients like KDOT and MoDOT.
