Jobs at Benesch

Designs urban and rural roadway projects from preliminary through final design. Prepares and reviews plans, specifications, cost estimates, contract documents, and project deliverables. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, communities, stakeholders, agencies, and reviewers; supports studies and alternative analyses; manages documentation; contributes to proposals; and assists with project delivery. May mentor technical staff and manage small projects or assigned tasks.

Coordinates railroad flagging and protection services for active rail construction and maintenance projects. Responsibilities include scheduling flaggers, managing work windows and track outages, communicating with contractors and railroad personnel, maintaining schedules and documentation, responding to changes, and supporting project execution and safety compliance. The role is entry-level and offers hybrid work, with a preference for Cincinnati-based candidates.

Supports project teams by establishing projects, monitoring revenue, billing, accounts receivable, WIP, budgets, forecasts, and financial performance. Reviews reports, analyzes trends, resolves billing and accounting issues, supports budgeting and capital spending, processes project documentation, maintains project records, and advises project managers on accounting tools and procedures. Partners with accounting, operations, managers, and clients to ensure accurate project administration and financial management.

Leads municipal civil engineering projects from planning and design through permitting and construction. Manages schedules, technical coordination, proposals, client and agency relationships, quality control, conflict resolution, and staff development. Oversees utility, roadway, site, grading, drainage, and traffic control plans while supporting business development and long-term client partnerships. The role requires a Michigan PE license, 10+ years of municipal engineering experience, and familiarity with MDOT roadway and LAP projects.

Supports project accounting and billing by setting up projects, reviewing contracts, preparing invoices, managing revenue and unbilled balances, producing project reports, supporting accounts receivable and collections, and assisting with reconciliations, audits, compliance, and period-end close. The role coordinates with Project Managers, clients, and Accounting to ensure accurate billing, contract compliance, financial reporting, and timely resolution of billing issues.

Supports rail grade crossing and transportation engineering projects through traffic operations and safety analyses, signal design, roadway plans, specifications, calculations, signage and pavement marking layouts. Coordinates project deliverables, ensures compliance with transportation standards, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, maintains client relationships, and represents the firm at industry events.

Designs and analyzes roadway and transportation project elements, performs engineering calculations and modeling, prepares quantities and documentation, coordinates drafting, and supports field inspections. The role works with state and local transportation agencies and requires collaboration, communication, organization, and knowledge of AutoCAD Civil 3D, MicroStation, and Microsoft Office. Recent graduates are encouraged to apply.

Manage railroad public projects for local and state government sponsors, overseeing scope, budgets, schedules, project records, compliance, stakeholder communication, agency coordination, construction monitoring, contracts, invoices, and client relationships. The role supports projects from preliminary engineering through construction, coordinates consultants and field personnel, maintains databases, conducts meetings, and travels approximately 10% to railroad sites.

Performs roadway engineering models, analysis, design calculations, quantity computations, drafting coordination, documentation, and field inspections for transportation projects. Works with state and local transportation agencies, applies applicable standards, and supports project teams using CADD and Microsoft software. Recent graduates are encouraged to apply.

Performs civil engineering modeling, analysis, design calculations, drafting coordination, quantity computations, and project documentation for transportation projects. Supports design teams, organizes calculations, follows applicable codes and standards, and participates in field or site inspections. Requires collaboration with clients and project teams, strong communication, attention to detail, and adaptability between office and field assignments.

Summer 2027 municipal engineering internship supporting infrastructure projects for municipal clients. Responsibilities include engineering design, field inspections, and related project tasks involving water, wastewater, sewer, hydraulic, and other infrastructure systems. The role is based in Detroit with occasional travel to project sites and may require lifting up to 25 pounds and working in varied environmental conditions.

Summer 2027 municipal engineering internship supporting infrastructure projects for municipal clients. Responsibilities include engineering design, field inspections, project assignments, and related tasks involving water, wastewater, sewer, hydraulic, and other infrastructure systems. The role is based in Marquette, Michigan, with occasional travel to project sites and requires the ability to work outdoors and lift 25 pounds.

Designs roadway and transportation project elements, including modeling, analysis, calculations, drafting coordination, quantity computations, and technical documentation. Collaborates with project teams and transportation agencies, performs field or site visits, applies applicable codes and standards, and supports project delivery using CADD and Microsoft software. The role requires a civil engineering background, strong communication and organizational skills, and adaptability between office and field work.

Lead complex transportation planning and design projects, managing scope, schedules, budgets, resources, project teams, quality control, client relationships, and business development. The role includes developing junior staff, overseeing technical work plans and project communications, supporting strategic growth initiatives, recruiting talent, and contributing as a seller-doer. Candidates need a civil engineering background, PE license, and at least 10 years of relevant experience.

Leads roadway, highway, and interstate transportation projects through design and delivery. Manages scope, budgets, schedules, QA/QC, client relationships, and project teams while supporting NCDOT and municipal work. Contributes to transportation-practice growth, client strategy, business development, proposal leadership, staff mentoring, and team development. The role is based in Raleigh, North Carolina, with a hybrid work schedule.

Performs traffic engineering analyses, capacity and safety studies, traffic data collection, and supporting calculations for transportation projects. Develops traffic management, signing, pavement marking, and signal design plans for municipal and DOT clients. Prepares reports, conducts field visits, evaluates geometric alternatives, and collaborates with project teams using traffic analysis, CADD, GIS, and Microsoft software.

Leads roadway and civil transportation projects, including work planning, team management, budgeting, scheduling, stakeholder coordination, DOT collaboration, design-plan development, technical specifications, and project pursuits. The role also mentors junior staff, supports strategic growth initiatives, manages client and agency relationships, and ensures deliverables comply with CADD and DOT standards.

Manages transportation infrastructure projects involving roadways, highways, bridges, multimodal improvements, and transit planning. Oversees project teams, budgets, schedules, quality, subcontractors, client relationships, public presentations, proposals, business development, regulatory research, and grant applications. Coordinates multidisciplinary design efforts and supports projects for state DOTs, municipalities, and private clients.

Leads roadway engineering design projects, performing and reviewing technical analyses, directing project teams, ensuring design quality and code compliance, mentoring staff, advising clients, and supporting roadway practice growth. The role requires a civil engineering degree, PE license, at least seven years of engineering experience, roadway design software expertise, and required MicroStation proficiency. NCDOT experience and OpenRoads Design experience are preferred.

Manages structural and bridge design projects for railroad clients, including scope, schedules, budgets, resource planning, work plans, reporting, contract negotiations, client relationships, and subconsultant coordination. Provides staff supervision, mentorship, and project leadership while supporting business development, proposals, networking, and practice growth. Reviews project performance, identifies scope changes, resolves team conflicts, and serves as the primary liaison between clients and technical staff. The role is based in Cincinnati with potential hybrid flexibility and travel to project sites as needed.