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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.

The Program Manager oversees client and project management for highway design projects, ensuring adherence to budgets, schedules, and quality control. Responsibilities include preparing proposals, managing personnel, developing business strategies, and ensuring compliance with regulations. This role involves mentorship and leadership of project teams, with a focus on business development and risk management.

The Senior Engineering Associate will perform engineering principles to design plans, conduct inspections, prepare reports, and ensure compliance with regulations. This role involves developing accurate drawings, coordinating project submissions, and maintaining documentation, all while working within budget constraints.

The Senior Engineering Associate will prepare and review design documentation, conduct inspections, and ensure code compliance for engineering projects. They must apply engineering principles and maintain project documentation while promoting quality assurance processes.

The Highway Program Manager oversees client projects including design, personnel management, budgets, and quality control. Responsibilities include managing highway design projects, ensuring compliance with regulations, preparing proposals, business development, and training team members.

The Senior Project Manager is responsible for managing clients and highway projects, including personnel management, budget oversight, and quality control. This role requires winning and overseeing large highway design projects and ensuring compliance with regulations. Leadership, business development, and mentorship of team members are also key responsibilities.

The Senior Project Manager oversees the management of client relationships and highway design projects, ensuring compliance with standards and regulations. Responsibilities include project planning, proposal writing, budget management, and personnel management, as well as business development for the Highway Design Department.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee highway design projects, manage client communications, and ensure compliance with regulations while leading a team. Responsibilities include preparing business plans, managing budgets, and developing client proposals. The role also requires mentoring team members and engaging in business development.

The Senior Project Manager oversees clients and highway design projects, managing budgets, schedules, and quality control. Responsibilities include creating proposals, ensuring compliance with regulations, and mentoring team members while promoting business development and managing project risks.

As a Highway Engineer, you will serve as a technical leader overseeing design activities and project submissions. Responsibilities include independent planning, coordinating project schedules, performing QA/QC reviews, and ensuring compliance with technical requirements. You will also engage in collaborative efforts with project teams and prepare construction documents.

The Highway Engineer leads technical design activities, coordinates project schedules, and ensures quality control. Responsibilities include project planning, reviews, cost estimates, and maintaining collaborative relationships with project teams. The engineer must possess a PE license and have experience with technically complex projects, while promoting quality assurance processes.

The Highway Program Manager oversees client and project management, focusing on highway design projects for local municipalities, PennDOT, and the PA Turnpike. Responsibilities include managing budgets and schedules, quality control, business development, and mentoring team members. This role requires substantial experience in managing highway projects over $50 million and ensuring regulatory compliance.

The Highway Engineering Associate role is an entry-level position focused on applying engineering principles for design computations, creating plans and technical reports, and coordinating project submissions. Responsibilities include preparing design documents, conducting inspections, ensuring compliance with codes, and supporting quality assurance efforts.

The Highway Engineering Associate role is an entry-level position aimed at applying engineering principles to design computations, prepare technical reports, and design plans. The incumbent will support project submissions, conduct fieldwork, and ensure compliance with regulations while maintaining documentation and quality standards.

The Engineering Associate will apply engineering principles to perform design computations, prepare reports, and create designs. Responsibilities include reviewing designs, coordinating submissions, conducting inspections, and maintaining project documentation while adhering to codes and standards.

The Engineering Associate will apply engineering principles to design computations and produce technical reports. Responsibilities include preparing designs, coordinating project submissions, completing inspections, and ensuring compliance with codes and standards. The role supports quality assurance processes and requires documentation of work.

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 Engineering Associate will prepare and review design computations, plans, and specifications, as well as coordinate project submissions. Responsibilities include field inspections, ensuring code compliance, maintaining project documentation, and applying quality assurance processes. The role requires strong communication skills and the ability to work independently as well as in teams, under budget constraints.

The Highway Engineering Associate role involves assisting with engineering tasks such as design computations, preparing technical reports, and coordinating project submissions. This entry-level position requires working under guidance to maintain documentation, perform inspections, and apply design codes and standards while promoting quality assurance processes.

The Architect is responsible for designing and overseeing architectural projects, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and managing project timelines and budgets. They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, develop detailed construction documents, and maintain quality control. This role also involves training junior staff and interfacing with clients to ensure project goals are met.