The Highway Engineer will serve as a technical leader responsible for coordinating design activities and project submissions. This role includes conducting Quality Assurance and Quality Control to ensure standards and requirements are met, performing design calculations, preparing construction documents, and developing project budgets.

As a Highway Engineer, you will lead technical design efforts, prepare construction documents, conduct quality assurance and quality control, and collaborate with project teams to deliver complex projects effectively. This role requires a PE license and significant experience in engineering project delivery.

The Project Management Lead will oversee project delivery, manage project teams, ensure quality control, and maintain client relationships. Responsibilities include mentoring staff, reviewing proposals, managing financials, and collaborating on business strategies. This role also supports marketing efforts and ensures compliance with company policies.

The Technical Manager coordinates technical teams, overseeing project management, quality control, budgeting, and personnel management. Responsibilities include ensuring technical accuracy, managing project timelines, and facilitating communication among teams and clients. This role also involves preparing business goals and strategic plans.

The BIM Coordinator manages project-related BIM tasks such as developing execution plans, oversight of clashes, and ensuring model accuracy. They also support project teams with BIM modeling and maintain BIM standards in collaboration with design teams.

The BIM Coordinator will manage project-specific BIM tasks, ensuring adherence to standards, performing clash detections, preparing models for submissions, and helping develop company BIM standards. The role requires frequent reporting to project managers and collaboration with design teams to enhance efficiency in design technology implementation.

The Engineering Associate will perform design computations, prepare technical reports, and create design plans and drawings. They will conduct inspections, apply engineering principles to projects, and ensure adherence to codes and standards while maintaining project documentation. Minor project decisions may also be required.

The BIM Coordinator is responsible for project-related BIM coordination tasks, including developing BIM Execution Plans, managing project kick-offs, performing clash detection, updating BIM models, and ensuring compliance with BIM standards. They will support the project team with BIM modeling and collaborate with design teams and IT for resolution of issues.

The BIM Coordinator manages project-related tasks including BIM standards adherence, 3D coordination, and model management. Responsibilities include developing BIM Execution Plans, reporting project progress, performing clash detection, and ensuring BIM models meet company standards. They assist with BIM modeling support and collaborate with the design team while maintaining digital deliverable quality.

The Director of Highway Engineering will oversee the strategic direction and execution of highway design projects, drive business development, mentor a skilled team, and ensure the successful delivery of large-scale infrastructure initiatives. This role involves cultivating client relationships and advancing the firm’s presence in key markets.

The Technical Manager will oversee technical teams, manage project budgets, ensure quality control, and collaborate with various stakeholders. Responsibilities include conducting tests, reviewing contracts, and preparing technical presentations. This role requires leadership and management skills to guide the technical aspects of projects while ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Director of Highway Engineering will lead the highway design division, driving strategic growth, managing complex projects, fostering client relationships, and mentoring a skilled team. Responsibilities include overseeing project execution, ensuring compliance with regulations, and promoting innovation in highway design to enhance the firm's market presence and reputation.

As the Director of Highway Engineering, you will oversee the strategic direction and business development for the highway design division, manage high-impact projects, and mentor staff while driving innovation in highway design practices. Your role includes fostering client relationships with agencies such as PennDOT and managing departmental financial performance.

The Director of Highway Engineering will lead the highway design division by managing high-profile projects, developing business strategies, fostering client relationships, and mentoring staff. The role requires oversight of project execution, ensuring compliance with standards, and driving innovation in highway design practices.

The Director of Highway Engineering oversees strategic direction, project execution, and business development within the highway design division. Responsibilities include managing high-impact highway design projects, mentoring staff, maintaining client relationships, and ensuring project compliance with industry standards.

The Director of Highway Engineering will lead strategic direction, project execution, and business development for the highway design division, manage high-impact projects, mentor a skilled team, and foster client relationships, contributing to the firm's growth and reputation.

The Highway Engineer is responsible for leading technical design efforts, managing project submissions, and ensuring quality control. Responsibilities include independent planning, reviewing work, coordinating with project teams, overseeing quality assurance processes, and preparing construction documents. The role requires strong knowledge of engineering codes and standards and collaborative skills.

The Survey Party Chief will lead and manage a survey crew, ensuring the completion of field surveys like boundary, ALTA, and topographic surveys, within operational and budgetary constraints. Responsibilities include planning projects, documenting field conditions, maintaining surveying equipment, and traveling to various field sites.

The Senior Help Desk Support provides technical assistance and Level Two troubleshooting to end users, ensuring IT systems perform effectively. Responsibilities include user support via various channels, resolving technical issues, managing Active Directory, and maintaining a ticketing system while producing service level reports.

The Highway Program Manager oversees client and project management, including design, communication, budgets, schedules, and quality control. They manage large-scale highway design projects, prepare proposals, ensure regulatory compliance, and mentor team members while promoting business development.