The Project Manager will oversee water and wastewater infrastructure projects from concept through construction, including managing budgets, schedules, and engineering teams. They are responsible for producing construction documents, coordinating with stakeholders, and providing technical guidance to ensure design quality and efficiency.
Produce CAD drawings and 3D models for public infrastructure bridge projects while integrating client standards. Oversee junior staff and perform quality assurance on design work products.
The Project Engineer will design bridge projects, systems, and components while applying bridge engineering principles and practices. They are also responsible for preparing project documents, scopes of work, budgets, and assisting with proposal development.
The Senior Structural Project Engineer will design complex waterway structures such as locks, dams, and pump stations while preparing construction documents and plans. They will also perform quality reviews of technical work and serve as a primary technical contact for clients and contractors.
The Senior Technical Writer is responsible for developing, maintaining, and coordinating complex project specifications while ensuring adherence to documentation standards and quality control. They also provide mentorship to staff, manage technical workflows, and collaborate with project teams to integrate design intent into construction documents.
The Project Manager will oversee project resources, schedules, financials, and risks to ensure successful and on-time delivery. They are also responsible for providing leadership to staff and identifying new business opportunities with clients.
The Department Manager will lead the Bridges & Structures team by overseeing project scope, schedule, quality, and budget while driving business development. They are responsible for managing financial performance, mentoring staff, and collaborating with regional leadership to achieve company goals.
The Staff Scientist will investigate and design remedial measures for environmental risks while ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. Responsibilities include performing field inspections, collecting soil and groundwater samples, and preparing technical documentation for environmental projects.
The specialist will lead mechanical balance-of-plant system designs, equipment upgrades, and feasibility studies for hydropower facilities. They will also provide engineering consulting services, perform site inspections, and manage client relationships.
The specialist will review and prepare structural reports and modification designs for various telecommunications projects including towers and concealment structures. They will also provide technical assistance to the management team and ensure all project documentation complies with QA/QC policies.
The Project Engineer will design bridge projects, systems, and components while applying bridge engineering principles. They are also responsible for preparing project documents, scopes of work, budgets, and assisting with proposal development.
The Bridge Project Manager is responsible for overseeing bridge engineering projects from scoping through final design, including budget management and quality control. They will also lead project teams, mentor junior staff, and participate in business development and client negotiations.
The Senior Engineering Specialist will manage and mentor staff while overseeing the design and bidding of complex waterway structures such as dams and pump stations. They are responsible for scoping capital projects, forecasting timelines, and ensuring all designs meet regulatory and budgetary constraints.
