The Environmental Project Manager will develop client relationships, manage environmental science and natural resource projects, lead and mentor team members, and coordinate efforts across disciplines to deliver environmental projects throughout Florida and the Gulf Coast region.

As a Project Management/Construction Management intern, you will work under professional engineers, assisting on specific tasks and projects that positively impact communities. This role offers learning opportunities in various engineering disciplines while expanding your professional network through company events.

The Urban Planner will collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team to manage urban planning projects, including comprehensive and small area plans. Responsibilities include producing reports, facilitating public meetings, and developing land use plans that address community needs and resilience. Travel may be required as needed.

Interns will work under professional engineers on projects in the Stormwater team, learning about engineering disciplines and applying techniques while assisting project managers with calculations and data collection.

The PR/Communications Specialist will create and manage internal and external communications, develop targeted public relations campaigns, and write articles. The role involves research, interviewing, managing digital platforms, and producing content while contributing to marketing and sales efforts. The position requires judgment in messaging and strategies and will track data and report improvements.

As a Traffic Engineer, you will design and implement traffic management solutions, perform analyses and prepare technical reports. Your work will involve microsimulation modeling, traffic studies, and project management to ensure successful implementation of projects that enhance traffic efficiency.

As a Biller, you will manage project-related billing in compliance with client contracts, ensure accurate invoicing, resolve billing inquiries, review project setups, and handle associated documentation. You will also be responsible for managing unbilled work-in-progress and expense report approvals, among other accounting tasks, while engaging with clients and vendors.

The Federal Program Manager at Freese and Nichols will manage federal projects by ensuring quality engineering designs, preparing project deliverables, managing contracts, overseeing budgets and schedules, and leading project delivery teams. The role requires interaction with various government agencies and coordination with subcontractors while preparing qualifications and proposals for federal clients.

The Stormwater Project Manager at Freese and Nichols will lead stormwater management projects, prepare technical reports, and construction documents. Responsibilities include project management, coordination with teams, client interaction, and quality control in stormwater practices. A strong background in stormwater modeling and local permitting knowledge is essential.

The Automation Specialist I position involves developing plans for industrial control panels, working on electrical systems, creating specifications, performing hardware and software testing, and collaborating with a team on various projects. Effective communication and troubleshooting are critical aspects of this role.

The Project Engineer will lead stormwater management projects, focusing on the analysis and preparation of technical reports related to drainage systems and flood planning. Responsibilities include overseeing project teams, managing project schedules and financials, and mentoring junior staff while coordinating with clients and partners.

The Stormwater Project Manager will lead stormwater project analysis, design, and report preparation. Responsibilities include performing studies, directing staff, maintaining design standards, managing project schedules and budgets, and coordinating with various departments. The role requires a clear communication of results and final reports to clients.

The Resilience and Hazard Mitigation Planner will collaborate with a team to develop FEMA Hazard Mitigation Plans and Resilience Plans, manage projects, facilitate community meetings, and support marketing efforts for planning assignments. This role requires strong communication skills and the ability to handle multiple projects related to urban planning and hazard mitigation.

The Stormwater Project Manager will lead and manage stormwater management projects, prepare technical reports, construction documents, and coordinate with regional teams. Responsibilities include project management, client interactions, and ensuring projects meet quality and budget standards.

The Hydraulic Modeling Engineer will assist the Water/Wastewater Planning group by performing specific engineering tasks, collecting and analyzing data, and coordinating efforts with GIS personnel. The role involves ensuring project assignments adhere to established guidelines and schedules.

The Resilience Scientist will work on projects related to climate resilience, interacting with various regulatory and funding agencies, conducting resilience data analysis, preparing reports, supporting grant applications, and coordinating with engineers and stakeholders. Travel may be required up to 25% of the time.

The Senior Coastal Engineer will manage and deliver coastal and navigation projects, oversee engineering design and construction, mentor staff, and market services to clients. Responsibilities include project management, technical decision-making, client interaction, and contributing to strategic initiatives for business expansion.

The Environmental Project Manager at Freese and Nichols will lead environmental science projects across Florida, develop client relationships, mentor staff, and ensure project delivery focused on natural resource management and permitting. The role requires strong technical knowledge and communication skills.

The Project Manager will lead master planning and integrated water planning studies for municipal clients across Florida, providing hydraulic modeling and planning support for utility design projects while also engaging with technical experts and assisting in proposal development and sales.

The Groundwater Project Manager will manage multiple groundwater supply development projects, including well field design and ASR projects. Responsibilities include coordinating clients and subcontractors, conducting aquifer tests, analyzing hydrogeologic data, and preparing groundwater availability studies. The role requires strong communication skills and project management abilities.