The Sector Safety Manager provides strategic SH&E leadership across federal and environmental programs, ensuring compliance with contractual and regulatory requirements. They partner with project leadership to identify risks, implement safety controls, and foster a proactive, learning-focused safety culture.
The candidate will coordinate supplier planning, vendor performance, material tracking, and logistics for a large industrial infrastructure project. They will ensure that all equipment and materials meet technical, quality, cost, and schedule requirements through effective vendor and stakeholder management.
Lead the program’s Information Branch and manage document control and records-management processes, including document workflows, registers, quality checks, access controls, reporting, and final records turnover. Direct document-control personnel, train users, support audits and compliance reviews, and improve PMIS workflows and information quality.
The Safety Manager will lead safety, health, and environmental activities for a large industrial infrastructure project, including contractor oversight and hazard control. They are responsible for conducting inspections, supporting incident investigations, and promoting a proactive safety culture throughout the construction and commissioning phases.
The Risk Manager will administer the program’s risk and opportunity management process, maintain the risk register, and facilitate risk assessments. They will coordinate mitigation activities with multidisciplinary stakeholders to identify threats and opportunities early and support informed decision-making.
Design, develop, and maintain scalable data pipelines and ETL processes while supporting AI/ML-enabled tools for data mining and predictive modeling. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement data security strategies and ensure compliance with DoD and NIST standards.
The Leave Specialist will assist employees with leave of absence requests, including medical, military, and disability cases, while overseeing the return-to-work process. They will also manage HR operational transactions, generate reports, and collaborate with vendors to ensure effective service levels.
The Site Reliability Engineer will design, implement, and maintain scalable infrastructure while automating processes to improve system efficiency. They will also collaborate with development teams to manage monitoring systems and resolve complex performance or reliability issues.
The Compensation Consultant will manage compensation operations, including MarketPay administration, job benchmarking, and market analysis. They will also collaborate with HR partners to develop job descriptions and support strategic compensation initiatives and compliance efforts.
Develop and maintain frontend software using JavaScript, React, TypeScript, and Next.js within an Agile/Scrum environment. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, test, and debug applications while ensuring high-quality software releases.
The Senior Construction Manager is responsible for overseeing field construction and maintenance activities to ensure safety, schedule adherence, and budget compliance. They coordinate internal and external resources, manage contractor performance, and provide regular progress reports to management.
The Technical Writer will transform complex regulatory documents and policies into clear, engaging digital training materials and instructor guides. They will collaborate with subject matter experts and IT developers to ensure content accuracy and effective placement within learning management systems.
Design and automate public cloud infrastructure configurations using Infrastructure as Code and AI-driven workflows. Provide technical guidance, maintain git repositories, and resolve infrastructure-related issues in a fast-paced environment.
The Business Development Director will develop go-to-market strategies and lead the pursuit of new federal opportunities within the Department of Energy and DoD sectors. This role involves managing the full lifecycle of proposals, negotiating contracts, and maintaining strong client relationships to drive organizational growth.
The role involves issuing and tracking security badges and DBIDS cards while enforcing installation access regulations. You will coordinate with base agencies and host nation customs to manage visitor entry and maintain site security.
The Project Manager will lead NEPA/PD&E pursuits and project delivery, managing scope, schedule, and budget while serving as the primary client interface. They are responsible for coordinating internal and external teams, developing proposals, and ensuring successful project execution according to FDOT standards.
The Senior Subcontract Administrator manages cradle-to-grave procurement actions, including preparing RFPs, negotiating terms, and ensuring compliance with company policies. They also serve as a liaison between subcontractors and project personnel while maintaining accurate procurement files and tracking records.
The Sr. Subcontract Administrator manages the full lifecycle of subcontracts, including preparing RFPs, negotiating terms, and ensuring compliance with prime contract flowdown requirements. They also serve as a liaison between subcontractors and internal procurement teams while maintaining accurate tracking and documentation.
The Principal Subcontract Administrator will manage complex subcontracts, including cost-plus and fixed-price agreements, while ensuring compliance with government regulations and company policies. They will lead negotiations, perform cost analysis, and provide mentorship to professional staff within the defense and intelligence business unit.
Lead the execution of utility projects by establishing project plans, budgets, schedules, quality and safety processes, and monitoring deliverables, milestones, costs, and risks. Represent the company with clients and subcontractors, coordinate project teams, address scope changes or delays, and develop succession plans for key roles.
Validate approximately 5,000 client invoices, learn a client billing system, support testing of more than 1,500 scripts, and assist with converting over 10,000 projects and jobs along with their financial and engineering WBS data. Collaborate with business subject matter experts and engineering teams to create process flow diagrams, procedures, and policies that support consistent WBS classification and analytics.
The Technical Director will lead multidisciplinary teams in the oversight, evaluation, and implementation of Automatic Train Supervision (ATS) and Communication-Based Train Control (CBTC) initiatives. They are responsible for coordinating with transit agency stakeholders, managing vendor work products, and ensuring system performance and reliability.
The instructor will develop and deliver instructional materials for CWMD, CBRN, and Sensitive Site Exploitation training for international partner nations. They will work closely with the Parsons management team and government clients to enhance training curricula and facilitate seamless integration of expertise.
The Pricing Manager leads the estimating department for a global business unit, managing the development of compliant and accurate cost proposals. They advise capture teams on pricing strategies, risk mitigation, and ensure adherence to government regulations and corporate policies.
The Senior Procurement Specialist will manage software assets, renewals, contracts, and vendor workflows while acting as the primary point of contact for engineering software vendors. They will also analyze purchasing requisitions, assist in vendor negotiations, and provide support for budget management and asset tracking.
The specialist will maintain a tracking matrix for permits, approvals, and regulatory compliance milestones while monitoring compliance gaps. They will also support tax and incentive-related activities and review permit application packages for accuracy and completeness.
The Subcontract Administrator will manage the full supply chain process for subcontracts, including proposal development, negotiation, and closeout. They will ensure all subcontractor activities comply with company, contractual, and project requirements while maintaining accurate documentation.
The Principal Subcontract Administrator manages subcontracting activities for government infrastructure projects, including negotiating terms, evaluating bids, and ensuring regulatory compliance. They also provide leadership to the team, mentor staff, and maintain effective relationships with suppliers and internal stakeholders.
The Change Order Analyst will oversee and coordinate the change order management process for EPC and CMA projects, evaluating scope, schedule, and budget impacts. They will independently verify contractual entitlement and prepare written recommendations for the Project Director of Construction.
The specialist will administer project controls systems to monitor budget performance, expenditures, and schedule variances. They are responsible for preparing standardized reports, including earned value analysis and KPI dashboards, to support project leadership in decision-making.
The analyst will oversee and coordinate the change order management process by evaluating entitlement, commercial reasonableness, and cost/schedule impacts for EPC or CMA contracts. They are responsible for validating proposed changes, preparing written recommendations for project directors, and ensuring proper documentation and stakeholder communication.
Lead a portfolio of Air Force and Space Force programs and contract vehicles, ensuring delivery, compliance, financial performance, and customer satisfaction. Guide program teams, manage client relationships and risks, and support portfolio growth through recompetes, task order pursuits, and on-contract expansion.
The Contract Administration Lead will manage contract records, documentation, and databases to ensure data accuracy and compliance. They will also prepare recurring reports, track contract milestones, and coordinate with internal stakeholders to support contract operations.
The Document Control Specialist will administer document workflows, record repositories, and turnover tracking for client projects. They will also ensure compliance with document management standards and verify the completeness of project deliverables.
The Senior Engineering Manager will lead and grow the Rail and Transit Traction Power Team across the U.S. West Region, providing technical direction and project delivery oversight. They will manage complex electrification projects, ensure technical excellence, and foster client relationships while mentoring staff.
The administrator will manage project-level information technology systems, including user access permissions and data backup protocols. They will also coordinate with client IT departments to ensure technology platforms are maintained and compliant with cybersecurity standards.
The Senior Subcontract Administrator manages the full procurement life cycle, including preparing requests for proposals, negotiating terms, and ensuring compliance with FAR guidelines. They also provide support to internal program teams and maintain accurate tracking records for all subcontract agreements.
You will design and build highly responsive, intuitive user interfaces for complex defense and national security applications. This involves shaping frontend architecture, developing data-rich visualizations, and optimizing application performance for large datasets.
The Correspondence / Project Administrator will manage the owner's project correspondence system, including maintaining logs, tracking deadlines, and archiving documentation. They will also support project administration activities, facilitate stakeholder communication, and ensure compliance with contractual obligations.
The specialist will review and validate construction schedules, identify critical path changes, and conduct schedule risk analyses for clients. They will also maintain milestone trackers and provide reporting on schedule health and potential delays.
The Systems Operations Engineer will manage cloud environments, core operational platforms, and identity management services while ensuring system security and currency. They will also develop and maintain automation scripts to guarantee rapid infrastructure reconstitution and support reliable application deployments.
The Program Manager will lead Construction Management Services for USACE programs, ensuring compliance with federal regulations and contract requirements. Responsibilities include managing multi-disciplinary teams, overseeing staffing, and identifying program risks to ensure successful project execution.
The DevOps Engineer will design, develop, and maintain a framework to support build server automation and integrate RMF scans into the software development lifecycle. They will also perform system maintenance, troubleshooting, and provide technical support to project teams and customers.
The Document Control Supervisor will lead document control activities, systems, and personnel to ensure project records are managed in accordance with quality and contractual requirements. They will administer platforms like Procore and SharePoint while providing training and continuous improvement support to project teams.
You will design, develop, and maintain full-stack software applications using Python, React, and TypeScript to process intelligence data. Additionally, you will collaborate with mission stakeholders to deliver secure, scalable software solutions through Agile development practices.
The Security Systems Integrator is responsible for installing and programming complex electronic security systems, including access control, CCTV, and networking equipment. They will also perform database administration, provide system training, and manage project status updates.
Develop process design deliverables and perform process and hydraulic modeling to support industrial and infrastructure projects from concept through detailed design. Coordinate with other engineering disciplines, vendors, and clients; contribute to feasibility studies, equipment evaluations, technical reviews, and quality assurance.
Develop and integrate the energetics manufacturing process from feasibility through detailed design, procurement, construction support, commissioning, and startup. Produce process design documentation, coordinate process safety and facility requirements across disciplines, and provide technical guidance to engineers and designers.
The Program Director serves as the primary point of contact for clients and stakeholders while providing managerial and technical leadership for complex construction programs. They are responsible for maintaining project milestones, managing community relations, and preparing progress reports for senior management.
The Vice President will define and execute the growth strategy for National Security and Operations, focusing on sales performance, pipeline health, and capture excellence. They will lead a high-performing team to build enduring customer relationships and deliver measurable sales outcomes aligned with Defense and Intelligence strategies.
The role involves conducting research on nuclear reactor materials, radiation control, and fuel cycle optimization to improve safety and efficiency. The engineer will also manage technical requirements, oversee demonstration facilities, and collaborate with industry and regulatory agencies.
The Portfolio Director provides strategic and operational leadership for programs supporting NAVFAC and the U.S. Coast Guard, ensuring successful execution and financial performance. This role manages client relationships, oversees program managers, and drives business growth through contract expansion and task order pursuits.
Design and develop innovative software for computer security, vulnerability research, and reverse engineering. Collaborate with Agile teams to maintain low-level applications and provide technical expertise for national defense projects.
The Technical Manager will lead and mentor a team of engineers and design specialists to deliver complex municipal roadway and transportation projects. They are responsible for managing project lifecycles, fostering client relationships, and contributing to business development and strategic growth objectives.
The Field Electrical Engineer provides infrastructure engineering support to construction crews, including planning system layouts and validating designs against field conditions. Responsibilities also include conducting site surveys, troubleshooting equipment, and ensuring compliance with federal and local electrical codes.
The Technical Director will lead IT delivery for safety and emissions programs, overseeing development, production support, and cloud modernization. This role involves managing a team of 40+ professionals while aligning technical strategy with operational outcomes.
Lead process engineering activities for municipal and industrial water treatment projects, including feasibility studies, design, and construction support. Provide technical leadership, mentor team members, and manage project deliverables while ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
The Data Scientist will collaborate with stakeholders to collect, clean, and analyze large datasets to support strategic initiatives. They are responsible for developing predictive models and mentoring users on interpreting data to derive actionable insights.
The Resident Engineer will provide field quality oversight and inspection support for FAA air traffic control systems and infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include reviewing work for compliance with contract documents, documenting inspection results, and coordinating with project stakeholders to ensure quality and safety standards are met.
The Director will lead competitive intelligence and price-to-win strategies to strengthen the company's position in major federal pursuits. This role involves delivering market assessments, guiding capture teams, and facilitating executive-level strategic reviews.
The Field Electrical Engineer will provide infrastructure engineering support to construction crews, including field planning, design validation, and system troubleshooting. Responsibilities also include conducting site surveys, preparing technical reports, and ensuring compliance with federal and local electrical codes.
The engineer will coordinate with cross-functional teams to prototype, implement, and maintain web-based platforms for USPACOM mission partners. Responsibilities include managing cloud infrastructure, developing data pipelines, and ensuring secure, efficient data access.
The Senior Design-Build Design Manager will lead large-scale rail and transit projects, managing project scope, commercial performance, and pursuit strategies. They will foster collaboration across multiple stakeholders to deliver complex infrastructure improvements valued over $1 billion.
The Senior Risk Specialist administers safety, quality, and security programs while conducting site audits to identify and mitigate hazards. They also collaborate with project managers to develop risk assessments and provide technical training to regional personnel.
The Technical Director will lead and grow multidisciplinary rail and transit teams while providing strategic and technical oversight for complex infrastructure projects. They are responsible for managing project pursuits, ensuring successful delivery within budget and schedule, and fostering collaboration across technical and client stakeholders.
The Program Lead will provide Owner's Advisor Construction Management services, overseeing quality assurance, safety, and security activities for major federal projects. They will manage internal project phases, coordinate with stakeholders, and ensure all technical and administrative functions align with program objectives.
The Field Crew Supervisor will plan, organize, and supervise field personnel performing mechanical, electrical, and rigging activities at FAA facilities. They are responsible for monitoring manpower, ensuring project quality and safety standards, and coordinating work efforts between subcontractors and the internal team.
The Wastewater Engineering Leader provides strategic, technical, and operational leadership for complex wastewater treatment and infrastructure projects. This role involves guiding market strategy, managing multidisciplinary teams, and ensuring engineering excellence from project planning through commissioning.
The Track Engineer will plan, design, and support the construction and maintenance of track systems for Light Rail Transit projects. This role involves coordinating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure infrastructure integration, conducting site inspections, and overseeing track readiness for testing and commissioning.
The Digital Delivery Specialist manages BIM workflows, digital design standards, and model integration across project teams. They also provide technical expertise, develop training programs, and automate processes to enhance project delivery efficiency.
Manage and lead a team in the development of complex, compliant, and compelling proposals for federal government pursuits. Facilitate strategy sessions, color reviews, and stakeholder communications to ensure high-quality, timely deliverables.
The coordinator will oversee CBRN training, equipment maintenance, and operational protocols for TSS staff. They are responsible for managing training records, facilitating communication needs, and ensuring standardization across all MDDP regions.
Lead and grow the Rail Systems team across the Eastern United States by providing strategic leadership and technical direction for multidisciplinary projects. Manage the design, integration, and implementation of complex rail systems including train control, communications, and traction power for large-scale infrastructure programs.
The Director is responsible for the overall construction management, contract administration, and project delivery for heavy civil, transportation, and mining projects in Northern Canada. Key duties include managing budgets, schedules, quality, and ensuring strict compliance with health, safety, and environmental regulations.
Serve as a trusted advisor to Federal Solutions HR leaders by designing and implementing effective compensation solutions, including salary recommendations and market pricing. Lead annual compensation planning, ensure compliance with SCA/DBA regulations, and provide expert analysis on pay equity and incentives.
Assist in managing large-scale transportation projects valued over $1 billion, focusing on road and bridge improvements. Drive marketing, pursuit strategies, scope development, and commercial performance for design-build projects.
Lead the design and development of roadway projects, including concept, preliminary, and final design phases. Manage project schedules, budgets, and resources while providing technical guidance to junior engineering staff.
Perform roadway engineering and design assignments using advanced techniques to develop conceptual and detailed designs. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure integrated, constructible designs and provide guidance to junior engineers.
Lead the development of hydrogeology Conceptual Site Models and perform advanced site characterization and aquifer field tests. Assist in drafting technical proposals, work plans, and monitoring reports while providing technical oversight for geoscience professionals.
Conduct CBRN detection operations and provide task-based technical support to the MDDU program on an as-needed basis. Manage equipment, develop operational plans, train stakeholders, and document activities through situational and after-action reports.
Collaborate with senior engineers to perform roadway engineering and design assignments using specialized software. Assist in the production of design calculations, technical reports, engineering plans, and construction cost estimates.
The nuclear engineer will provide a variety of engineering assignments by applying nuclear engineering techniques and analyses. Responsibilities include preparing engineering calculations, drawings, and specifications, as well as supporting the development of safety documents.
