Jobs at Burgess & Niple

Supports traffic, roadway, and transportation engineering projects for state DOTs and local municipalities. Develops signal, signage, markings, maintenance-of-traffic, ITS, and traffic study plans. Produces plans, specifications, and estimates using MicroStation and OpenRoads, collaborates with engineering teams to resolve technical challenges, and meets project budget and schedule requirements.

Provides broad administrative support to staff and leadership, including travel and event coordination, document preparation, office supply inventory, mail and package processing, onboarding assistance, and shared-space organization. The role also handles routine issues, supports project-related administrative tasks, and coordinates office services. Success requires strong organization, communication, adaptability, independent problem-solving, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and related document software.

Supports traffic engineering design projects for state DOTs and municipalities, including signing, pavement markings, signals, lighting, traffic studies, and intelligent transportation systems. Produces plans, specifications, estimates, and cost estimates using engineering design software. Collaborates with project teams, resolves technical challenges, participates in meetings, and delivers work within project schedules and budgets.

Lead traffic engineering projects for state DOTs and municipalities, including traffic studies, capacity analysis, signal and ITS design, streetlights, signing, pavement markings, and maintenance of traffic. Manage deliverables, schedules, budgets, cost estimates, drawings, quality control, client communications, and project meetings. Mentor junior engineers and support business development.

Designs electrical systems for building and infrastructure projects under the guidance of senior engineers. Responsibilities include power distribution, lighting, controls, emergency power, low-voltage systems, load calculations, panel schedules, equipment sizing, one-line diagrams, and electrical analysis. The role also prepares plans, specifications, reports, and project documentation, participates in site visits, and supports projects across public, healthcare, industrial, education, and mission-critical sectors.

Lead traffic engineering projects for state DOTs and municipalities, including traffic studies, capacity analysis, signal design, signing, pavement markings, lighting, and traffic control. Manage project deliverables, schedules, budgets, estimates, drawings, quality control, and client communications. Mentor junior engineers, coordinate with project teams, and support business development. Requires a Civil Engineering degree, PE registration or reciprocity eligibility, and 4–10 years of related traffic design experience.

Leads multidisciplinary teams delivering highway, roadway, and active transportation projects from planning and design through construction. Manages scope, schedules, budgets, risks, technical quality, agency standards, client relationships, proposals, business development, and public engagement. Mentors engineers and coordinates internal disciplines, subconsultants, state DOTs, counties, and municipalities.

Organizes field inspection notes, prepares and reviews bridge inspection reports, tracks files and project deliverables, coordinates with consultants and project teams, and supports quality control across multiple inspection contracts. The role also performs office administration, document organization, technical editing, and status tracking for bridge and structure inspection projects.

Leads traffic engineering projects for state DOTs and municipal agencies, coordinating clients, design teams, contractors, and stakeholders. Provides technical guidance on traffic studies and designs, manages project teams, budgets, schedules, quality control, and risks, and serves as the primary client contact. Drives business development, leads pursuits and proposals, and mentors traffic engineers. Requires extensive GDOT project experience, professional engineering licensure, and strong client and staff management capabilities.

Lead multidisciplinary teams delivering highway, roadway, bicycle, and pedestrian transportation projects from planning and design through construction. Manage scope, schedules, budgets, design quality, client relationships, public involvement, and subconsultants. Review technical deliverables, mentor engineers, support business development, and represent the firm with public agencies and professional organizations.