The Senior Program Manager will manage rail/transit projects, preparing proposals, ensuring client satisfaction, overseeing project schedules and budgets, supervising team members, and ensuring project quality through QA/QC processes. This role also involves coaching staff and developing project management skills.

The Project Controls Specialist II will support scheduling for rail and transit CMCI projects, participating in workforce planning, reviewing contractor schedules, tracking progress, attending meetings, and identifying process improvements.

The Senior Project Controls Specialist will be involved in project scheduling, specifically using Primavera P6 software for construction management projects related to rail/transit. Responsibilities include preparing and reviewing schedules, attending project meetings, and improving scheduling procedures.

The Senior Structural Engineer will perform design and analysis for diverse building projects, assist in preparing drawings and specifications, conduct site investigations, manage project staff and clients, and mentor junior engineers while staying updated with industry advancements.

The Project Accountant supports Project Managers with contract documents, WIP and Accounts Receivables, interprets project contracts, conducts project billing, trains team members, and prepares invoices for approval by the Accounting Manager while ensuring compliance with company policies and standards.

The Office Manager/Executive Assistant will handle event planning, office management, and assist the principal with calendar management and communications. Responsibilities include monitoring a high volume of emails, drafting timesheets, and coordinating family health insurance tasks.

As a Rail + Transit Structural Engineer at TYLin, you will lead the design of transportation facilities, ensuring compliance with industry standards. Responsibilities include preparing calculations, drawings, conducting analysis, inspections, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and clients to deliver innovative design solutions.

As a Structural Engineering Designer, you will assist in the design and analysis of transit infrastructure, prepare engineering calculations and technical reports, utilize CAD and BIM software for drawings, and participate in site inspections while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

The Senior Engineer will lead the design and management of transportation infrastructure projects, focusing on roadway design and project execution in Southern California. Responsibilities include overseeing project lifecycle, managing budgets and schedules, mentoring junior staff, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

The Senior Roads and Highways Design Engineer will provide technical leadership and mentoring, develop engineering solutions, allocate resources, assist project managers, and ensure design standards are met. They will also coordinate with other disciplines, monitor project assignments, and explore business opportunities for TYLin.

The Drainage Engineering Designer is responsible for planning and designing drainage and stormwater management projects. Duties include coordinating with clients, preparing hydrologic studies and drainage reports, conducting field investigations, estimating project costs, and aiding in project marketing efforts.

The Senior Project Manager will lead the Capital Improvement Program, managing all aspects of project controls including cost estimating, budgeting, scheduling, and stakeholder communication, while ensuring successful project delivery through various methods like progressive design-build.

The Traffic Engineer will perform traffic and transportation planning tasks, conduct analyses and site visits, and collaborate with teams on various projects, ensuring effective design solutions.

The Junior Project Engineer will assist in executing and delivering projects in transit design, produce engineering drawings, conduct site inspections, and collaborate with team members to ensure quality service. This role focuses on structural design and client solutions, supporting their development into a strong leader in consulting.

The Senior Structural Engineer will be responsible for designing and analyzing various building projects, preparing drawings, conducting site investigations, managing project staff and clients, mentoring junior staff, and staying updated on industry advancements.

The Project Structural Engineer will manage buildings projects including commercial, institutional, and residential types. Responsibilities include preparing technical specifications, coordinating with engineering disciplines, conducting peer reviews, and solving project-related challenges. They will ensure compliance with budgets and schedules and maintain high standards of client service and ethical practices.

As an Intern Engineering Designer, you will assist engineers with various project support tasks including performing quantity take-offs, monitoring project schedules, computer modeling, producing engineering drawings, and attending site inspections, all while gaining hands-on experience in roads and highways design.

As an Intern Engineering Designer for Roads and Highways at TYLin, you'll assist engineering staff in project support, learn engineering plans, perform quantity take-offs, collaborate with team members, and contribute to engineering drawings and reports.

The Structural Engineering Designer will work under the guidance of a Senior Structural Engineer to develop designs, perform calculations, and document findings for structural projects. Key responsibilities include preparing specifications, producing construction documents, and collaborating with other disciplines.

The Senior Environmental Planner will prepare planning analyses related to environmental review, collect and organize data, prepare graphics and reports, and support air quality modeling and public involvement activities to inform land use and infrastructure decisions.