The Highway Design Engineer will design highway plans for various transportation projects, including roadway modeling, traffic control measures, and utility coordination, while collaborating with transportation agencies. They will assist in proposal development and focus on client relationships within the transportation sector.

The Roadway Engineering Specialist will support interdisciplinary projects by preparing plans, specifications, and estimates for road projects, and assist in roadway design tasks including alignments, grading, and drainage. The candidate will collaborate with engineers, clients, and marketing teams, while ensuring adherence to roadway design standards.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee capital programs and facility upgrades in healthcare, representing the owner and managing design professionals and contractors. Responsibilities include leading project teams, negotiating scope changes, managing financials and schedules, and ensuring project success throughout all phases of the life cycle.

Manage Rail/Transit projects involving planning, scope development, and oversight of construction services while ensuring client satisfaction and leading a multidisciplinary team.

The Field Specialist will conduct inspections, monitor contractor performance, support project delivery, and maintain compliance documentation on transportation projects.

The Contract Control Specialist will manage contractor invoicing, document quality compliance, and provide support for project teams in a fast-paced environment.

Manage engineering projects focusing on highway and roadway initiatives, while ensuring operational efficiency and client engagement.

Oversee revenue recognition, lead design and implementation of solutions, perform technical accounting research, and coordinate audits while managing financial analyses.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer leads design and management of mechanical systems for large projects, ensuring quality and adherence to standards while coordinating departmental resources and staff.

The Scheduler will develop and maintain project schedules, perform analysis, coordinate with team members, identify risks, and prepare performance reports for large infrastructure projects.

The Project Controls Manager will oversee project controls functions for large-scale infrastructure projects, focusing on cost, schedule, and risk management.

Manage digital transformation initiatives, implement PMIS solutions, enhance workflows, and guide clients in adopting advanced digital technologies.

The Geotechnical Engineering Manager will lead geotechnical activities for a major infrastructure project, ensuring compliance and providing technical guidance during planning and construction phases.

The Geotechnical Engineering Specialist will conduct advanced geotechnical reviews, support project planning, perform data analysis, and lead process improvement initiatives in a major transportation project.

The Cost Change Specialist manages cost changes, analyzes financial impacts, ensures compliance, and collaborates with project teams for effective cost tracking and reporting.

The Highway Design Engineer will be responsible for highway design phases, traffic control, and utility coordination, collaborating with various transportation agencies.

Manage highway projects through planning to construction, oversee technical teams, develop client relationships, and ensure project delivery within budget.

The Project Controls Coordinator supports project financial operations, including budgeting, cost tracking, reconciliation, and financial reporting, ensuring project goals are met.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee project delivery, manage budgets, mentor staff, ensure quality standards, and participate in marketing proposals.

Assist in planning, design, and inspection of rail infrastructure projects, develop technical reports, and create design documentation using AutoCAD.