The Permitting Coordinator will manage the identification, acquisition, and maintenance of all required environmental and construction permits for complex industrial and federal projects. They will act as the primary liaison with regulatory agencies and project teams to ensure compliance and prevent schedule delays.
The Senior Project Controls Engineer will develop and maintain cost control efforts, including financial projections, invoicing support, and variance analysis. They will also be responsible for managing program life cycle activities and ensuring the accuracy of financial data through detailed validation.
The Senior OSINT Trainer will conduct training for the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and develop curricula for OSINT courses. They are responsible for maintaining course documentation, evaluating training effectiveness, and researching new internet data sets and exploitation capabilities.
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 Project Engineer will assist with managing transportation projects and programs, including roadway, bridge, tunnel, or rail elements. They will also drive marketing and pursuit strategies while fostering collaboration across multiple project stakeholders.
The Project Manager oversees day-to-day contractor support operations, coordinating multidisciplinary teams across multiple locations to ensure program success. They are responsible for managing budgets, schedules, and project execution plans while acting as the primary company representative to government clients.
The Project Controls Associate provides administrative support by reviewing project documentation for accuracy and ensuring alignment with customer billing requirements. The role also involves maintaining files, updating spreadsheets, and collaborating with the project team to meet deadlines.
The Scheduling Manager will develop and maintain detailed project schedules while establishing cost control baselines for complex infrastructure programs. They will also perform earned value analysis and provide progress reporting to internal leadership and client stakeholders.
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 intern will collaborate with the product team to design, code, and debug web applications. Responsibilities include front-end and back-end development, ensuring responsiveness, and implementing security features.
Lead an engineering team in the development and implementation of CBTC strategies for rail transit projects throughout the full project lifecycle. Coordinate with stakeholders, manage project deliverables, and provide technical oversight for design, testing, and commissioning activities.
The DevOps Engineer will design 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 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.
Manage and coordinate geographically dispersed field installation teams to implement air traffic control systems and infrastructure for the FAA. Oversee field execution, including planning, staffing, safety compliance, and quality assurance across various project sites.
The Cybersecurity Automation Architect will design and develop scalable automated workflows to replace manual, repetitive security tasks. They will provide technical leadership in integrating cybersecurity platforms and implementing AI-enabled solutions within established architectural standards.
The operations analyst will analyze customer requirements, design user interfaces, and assist with software development through collaboration with engineers. Additionally, the role involves conducting software functionality testing and providing operator training for military personnel.
The Project Manager will lead planning, execution, and reporting for FAA programs to ensure work is completed safely, on schedule, and within budget. They will coordinate with stakeholders, manage project controls, and oversee subcontractor performance to meet contractual and technical requirements.
The technician will perform diagnostic testing, preventive maintenance, and repairs on electronic systems including CCTV, IDS, and access control. They will also act as a liaison with government stakeholders and maintain accurate performance and inventory records.
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 Director will lead the development of integrated C-UAS solutions and drive technical partnerships to support strategic proposal initiatives. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify mission requirements and provide technical guidance throughout the proposal lifecycle.
The Project Controls Engineer will manage contract databases, track project costs, and assist with forecasting, billing, and revenue recognition. They will also implement project planning and scheduling, maintain earned value management systems, and provide performance analysis to management.
The Sector Safety Manager provides strategic SH&E leadership across federal and environmental programs, ensuring compliance with contractual and regulatory requirements. They partner with operational leadership to identify risks, implement safety controls, and foster a culture of continuous improvement and employee engagement.
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 Project Controls Specialist will manage project life cycle activities including cost control, budget maintenance, and financial forecasting. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure financial objectives are met through variance analysis and the implementation of project control tools.
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.
The Program Director will lead the Intelligent Transportation Systems and traffic engineering practice, managing a portfolio of projects including ATMS deployments and multimodal corridor studies. They are responsible for overseeing project budgets, schedules, staffing, and ensuring technical excellence through quality assurance and agency compliance.
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.
The role involves serving as a subject matter expert in wastewater treatment and biosolids design while leading multidisciplinary teams to deliver innovative engineering solutions. You will oversee the preparation of technical specifications, resolve complex engineering challenges, and maintain strong relationships with clients and stakeholders.
The Project Controls Engineer will manage contract databases, track project costs, and assist with forecasting, billing, and revenue recognition. They will also implement project planning and scheduling, maintain earned value management systems, and provide status reports to management.
The specialist will design, package, and deploy Windows-based engineering applications across a global enterprise environment. They are also responsible for maintaining core engineering systems, automating workflows, and providing technical support to resolve complex application issues.
Design, develop, and maintain scalable enterprise data warehouse solutions and efficient ETL/ELT pipelines. Collaborate with analytics and application teams to integrate data from various sources and support reporting requirements.
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.
Lead the development of complex Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) and construction staging plans for major highway and bridge projects. Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate MOT strategies while ensuring safety, mobility, and constructability.
Lead the planning and delivery of ITS and Smart Mobility projects while driving business development and market growth in Texas. Manage multidisciplinary teams, client relationships, and project financials from pursuit through implementation.
Design, develop, and deploy Kahua applications and workflows to optimize project delivery for large capital programs. Collaborate with stakeholders to translate business needs into scalable technical solutions and provide ongoing production support.
Lead the MOT design for large-scale transportation projects, managing design teams and developing comprehensive staging concepts. Coordinate with contractors and stakeholders to ensure operational performance and safety objectives are met.
Lead the 3D modeling of Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) and construction staging using OpenRoads Designer for large-scale transportation projects. Coordinate models across disciplines to ensure clash-free designs and develop CADD standards and workflows.
Serve as the technical lead and subject matter expert for Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) on large-scale transportation programs. Develop project-wide MOT strategies and oversee design teams to ensure safety and quality in temporary traffic control solutions.
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.
Performs office and field engineering assignments for design-build infrastructure projects, including monitoring work progress and ensuring compliance with plans and quality standards. Coordinates activities for field crews and subcontractors while managing project schedules, costs, and technical reporting.
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.
Perform complex bridge engineering tasks including 3D structural analysis and seismic modeling for large-scale transportation projects. Provide technical guidance to designers and collaborate with geotechnical, roadway, and environmental teams.
Lead the design and delivery of large-scale bridge projects, managing scopes, budgets, and schedules. Coordinate interdisciplinary teams and provide technical oversight and quality control for complex bridge structures.
Prepare detailed 2D engineering drawings for bridge superstructures and substructures, including rebar layouts and standard accessories. Ensure accuracy by computing dimensions and reviewing sheets against engineer sketches and calculation packages.
Develop detailed CAD plans for fundamental bridge elements including framing plans, abutments, and piers. Update drawing sets based on engineer redlines and perform basic geometry and material volume calculations.
Lead the pursuit and delivery of NEPA/PD&E projects, specifically focusing on Florida DOT highway and bridge infrastructure. Manage project scope, schedules, and budgets while coordinating with internal teams and external clients to ensure successful project completion.
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.
Design and produce traffic engineering plans, reports, and signal designs for large-scale transportation projects. Provide technical guidance to junior engineers and CAD designers while implementing QA/QC procedures.
Oversee the delivery of traffic signal design, timing, signing, and striping for large-scale transportation projects. Lead engineering disciplines and provide technical guidance to CAD designers and junior engineers while implementing QA/QC procedures.
Evaluate and monitor field assessment data for military bases and installations worldwide. Assist in developing cost estimates and support global facilities assessment teams within design and construction functions.
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.
Conduct CBRN detection operations and manage equipment while coordinating with federal stakeholders. Provide task-based support by developing plans, training stakeholders, and writing situational and after-action reports.
The Principal Process Engineer provides technical leadership and project management for capital projects within wastewater treatment facilities. Responsibilities include options analysis, process design, equipment design, and oversight of project delivery phases from planning to commissioning.
The manager will develop standard equipment installation checklists based on manufacturer requirements and monitor their effectiveness, coordinating with field installation teams to arrange inspections. They will also develop customer satisfaction surveys, conduct interviews with end users, and analyze the resulting data to suggest programmatic improvements.
This executive role is responsible for leading the portfolio of energy, nuclear, and advanced reactor infrastructure and environmental remediation programs for U.S. federal, allied, and commercial clients, owning the Profit and Loss (P&L) and growth strategy for this global market. Key duties include defining and executing market strategy, driving business development and capture, managing portfolio performance metrics, ensuring delivery excellence in partnership with service lines, and building high-performing teams.
The Construction Manager acts as the representative for Parsons with clients and subcontractors, managing all on-site field construction activities and taking a leadership role in health, safety, and security. This role involves directing construction planning to identify critical milestones while maintaining active airport terminal operations during construction.
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.
