Jobs at DJ&A

Leads complex, multidisciplinary transportation infrastructure projects from conception through construction, managing scope, schedules, budgets, quality, compliance, and client relationships. Supervises and mentors staff, coordinates engineering and technical teams, supports recruiting, and contributes to business development, proposals, strategic pursuits, and client growth. Requires travel to project sites and occasional local or regional travel.

Designs and leads civil site infrastructure projects, including site layouts, grading, paving, utilities, drainage, stormwater, and roadway systems. Performs engineering analyses, prepares construction plans, specifications, reports, cost estimates, and permit applications. Applies codes and regulations, coordinates with project managers, engineers, and agencies, and conducts occasional field visits and construction inspections.

Design transportation infrastructure for local, state, and federal agencies, including roadway geometry and corridor modeling. Support construction administration, field inspection, code compliance, QA/QC, and multidisciplinary project delivery. Use AutoCAD Civil 3D or Bentley MicroStation OpenRoads for detailed CAD design. The role is primarily office-based but includes occasional travel, overnight stays, site visits, and construction fieldwork.

Manage multidisciplinary transportation and infrastructure projects from conception through completion, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, quality, subcontractors, and client relationships. Lead staff development, technical reviews, QA/QC, and project financial performance. Support business development through proposals, client engagement, strategic pursuits, negotiations, market research, and consultant teaming. The role requires transportation industry expertise, leadership experience, and occasional local and regional travel.

Designs and supports roadway, highway, trail, and transportation infrastructure projects for public-sector clients. Performs CAD-based roadway geometric design and corridor modeling using Civil 3D or MicroStation OpenRoads, prepares quantities, cost estimates, specifications, and schedules, and conducts quality-control reviews. Supports construction administration and occasional site inspections, including travel to remote locations. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams while ensuring compliance with applicable design standards and QA/QC procedures.

Lead site civil development projects from planning and design through construction, managing scope, schedules, budgets, resources, technical deliverables, QA/QC, and stakeholder coordination. Build and maintain client relationships, support business development, mentor engineers and project managers, and oversee grading, drainage, utilities, permitting, and municipal coordination. The role requires strong civil engineering expertise, project leadership, client communication, and quality-focused delivery.

Leads transportation engineering projects, including roadway construction document preparation, civil design coordination, project management, and marketing efforts for state, county, and city agencies. Coordinates design teams, clients, and internal staff while supporting New Mexico transportation projects. Requires a civil engineering degree, professional engineering license, site access, and travel to project locations.

Supports transportation engineering and roadway infrastructure design for public-sector clients. Performs CAD-based geometric design and corridor modeling using Civil 3D or MicroStation OpenRoads, prepares quantities, cost estimates, specifications, and schedules, and conducts quality-control reviews. Provides construction administration support, including occasional site visits and inspections. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and applies applicable transportation standards while supporting projects across the western U.S.

Leads civil engineering and site development projects from planning and design through construction. Manages scope, schedules, budgets, resources, quality reviews, deliverables, and multidisciplinary coordination. Builds client relationships, supports business development, mentors staff, and contributes to federal, National Park Service, municipal, and transportation projects. Requires civil engineering or landscape architecture education, professional licensure, and 10+ years of experience.

Manage multidisciplinary transportation and infrastructure projects from conception through completion, ensuring schedule, budget, quality, and client objectives are achieved. Lead staff and subcontractors, oversee project finances and QA/QC, provide technical guidance, and coordinate project delivery. Support business development through client relationships, proposals, strategic pursuits, contracting negotiations, market analysis, and growth initiatives. Occasional local and regional travel is required.

Leads business development, strategic pursuits, client relationships, proposal development, staff mentorship, and complex civil engineering, surveying, environmental, or infrastructure projects. Oversees project delivery, budgets, schedules, quality control, client satisfaction, recruiting, and team development while supporting market growth in Washington and Oregon.

Leads HR Business Partners and supports HR leadership through organizational growth, acquisitions, integrations, and transformation. Oversees employee relations, compliance, onboarding, performance management, benefits, HR operations, workforce planning, change management, HR technology, reporting, and employee data. Advises executives and operational leaders while building consistent HR practices across multiple offices, entities, and business units. Requires strong employment law knowledge, leadership experience, communication skills, and periodic travel.

Supports transportation engineering and roadway infrastructure design for public-sector clients. Performs CAD-based roadway geometric design, corridor modeling, quantity calculations, cost estimates, specifications, schedules, and quality-control checks. Assists with construction administration, inspections, site visits, and multidisciplinary project delivery. The role primarily works in an office but may require occasional travel, overnight or weekend fieldwork, and access to remote construction sites.

Process and code vendor invoices, manage vendor accounts, review employee expenses, monitor company credit cards, support month-end close and reconciliations, and assist with project accounting, job cost tracking, accruals, and expense allocations. The role also communicates with vendors, project managers, and employees to resolve documentation and approval issues in a multi-company environment.