Jobs at Egis

Design and support rail and transit structural infrastructure projects, including bridges, culverts, retaining structures, and station elements. Prepare calculations, drawings, specifications, and reports; perform structural analysis; coordinate multidisciplinary teams; ensure compliance with engineering codes and rail standards; support budgets, schedules, and client communication; conduct site inspections; and mentor junior engineers.

Manages transportation engineering projects for public and private clients, overseeing roadway design, calculations, plans, specifications, reports, estimates, budgets, billing, profitability, contracts, and client relationships. Leads project pursuits, proposals, subconsultant coordination, and staff development while ensuring quality, scope, schedule, and client satisfaction. The role also supports business development and mentors engineering professionals.

Assists with roadway and transportation infrastructure design, including freeways, interchanges, streets, intersections, and roundabouts. Performs engineering calculations, develops plans, specifications, reports, and cost estimates, and coordinates plan reviews. The role may include site investigations and support for project engineers and managers. Requires a civil engineering degree, EIT certification or timely attainment, 1–4 years of roadway design experience, strong communication and organizational skills, and attention to detail.

Design and evaluate traffic signal, ITS, lighting, signing, pavement marking, and traffic control systems. Analyze intersection and highway operations, conduct field safety reviews, prepare final design plans, specifications, and estimates, and coordinate quality reviews and project tasks. The role also supports junior staff, proposal activities, and collaboration across offices. Requires a civil engineering degree, transportation engineering experience, CADD proficiency, and preferably a professional engineering license.

Design and analyze roadway projects for PennDOT and Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission work. Perform geometric roadway design, calculations, drainage and stormwater work, and prepare PS&E contract documents. Coordinate with project teams, consultants, clients, and reviewers while managing documentation, schedules, budgets, and scope. The role requires Pennsylvania Professional Engineer registration, proficiency with MicroStation and OpenRoads Designer, and extensive transportation project experience.

Design roadway and drainage systems for transportation and DOT projects, including geometric design, calculations, analyses, and contract documents. Collaborate with roadway engineering teams, manage project documentation, and support schedules, budgets, and scope. The role requires transportation design experience, MicroStation proficiency, and an EIT, with PE, TDOT, OpenRoads Designer, drainage, stormwater, traffic modeling, roundabout, and highway lighting experience preferred or advantageous.

Design roadways and drainage for KYTC and other DOT transportation projects, perform geometric design and engineering analyses, prepare PS&E contract documents, and manage project documentation, schedules, budgets, and scope. Collaborate with roadway engineers and offices across the firm to deliver projects on time and within budget. The role requires a civil engineering degree, roadway design experience, and MicroStation proficiency.

Traffic Engineer responsible for signal timing studies, traffic signal and ITS design, lighting systems, construction traffic control, signing and pavement marking plans, and roadway level-of-service analysis. The role includes field safety reviews, quality coordination, mentoring junior staff, project documentation, estimating, client development, and proposal support. A Pennsylvania PE license, civil engineering degree, 5+ years of experience, and PennDOT or PA Turnpike experience are required.

Provides technical expertise for high-speed rail Overhead Contact Systems, including performance specifications, standards, safety, compliance, integration, construction acceptance, maintenance, and operations. Develops system requirements and design criteria, advises on emerging rail technologies, supports audits and procurement, evaluates contractor proposals, and monitors contractual compliance. Requires substantial railway systems knowledge, technical and business risk assessment experience, stakeholder management, and strong communication skills.

Leads a portfolio of community facilities, public spaces, parks, civic infrastructure, and urban regeneration projects from concept through delivery. Manages scope, schedules, budgets, contracts, risk, commercial performance, multidisciplinary teams, consultants, contractors, governance, and stakeholder engagement. Builds client relationships, resolves issues, mentors colleagues, and supports future business growth while delivering projects that improve communities and the built environment.

Leads roadway design and project delivery for highway, bridge, and trail projects. Responsibilities include supervising project teams, preparing plans and specifications, developing cost estimates and design calculations, coordinating multidisciplinary consultants, managing QA/QC, supporting project scoping and fee estimates, and contributing to proposals. The role also mentors junior staff and collaborates with transportation leaders and clients on regionally significant infrastructure projects.

Provides advanced traffic engineering expertise, reviews plans and calculations, designs traffic signals, signing, striping, and work-zone controls, and ensures quality and compliance. Prepares reports and feasibility studies, supports project pursuits, reviews estimates and specifications, and recommends solutions to complex design issues. Requires extensive California traffic engineering experience, professional licensure, strong technical writing, and proficiency with AutoCAD, Synchro, Bluebeam, and Microsoft Office.

Provides administrative and document support to engineering project teams. Prepares correspondence, meeting materials, reports, bid documents, estimates, addendums, and contract edits; proofreads and organizes records; maintains electronic filing systems; supports project bidding, grant applications, public notices, and FAA library updates. Requires strong organization, communication, time management, independent judgment, and proficiency with office software and document management tools.

Leads aviation engineering projects in Texas, including FAA and state-funded airport improvements. Responsibilities include civil design, grant facilitation, bidding, construction administration, project closeout, compliance with FAA and state standards, contract specifications, bid estimates, and coordination of multidisciplinary teams. The role requires extensive civil engineering experience and knowledge of airport infrastructure such as runways, taxiways, aprons, drainage, grading, and pavement markings.

Manages aviation infrastructure projects for general aviation and non-hub commercial airports, including grant facilitation, design, bidding, construction administration, and closeout. Ensures compliance with airport master plans, FAA and state standards, grant requirements, and project scopes. Develops specifications and bid estimates, coordinates multidisciplinary engineering teams, and supports delivery on schedule and budget. Requires civil engineering expertise, airport design knowledge, and strong organizational and communication skills.

Develops highway and interstate drainage and stormwater improvement projects from preliminary through final design. Performs engineering calculations, prepares plans, specifications, reports, and cost estimates, and coordinates with project teams, consultants, agencies, and reviewers. Manages project documentation, schedules, budgets, and scope; supports client relationships, proposals, fee schedules, and client communications. Requires FDOT drainage experience, Florida PE licensure, and proficiency with drainage design and stormwater modeling tools.

Designs airport engineering projects, including runways, taxiways, aprons, airfield lighting, and navigational aids. Prepares engineering reports, construction plans, contract documents, specifications, cost estimates, quantity takeoffs, and calculation reports. Reviews construction documents, responds to client comments, and provides engineering input to support project delivery. Requires an ABET-accredited electrical engineering degree and EIT certification or the ability to obtain it within one year.

Manage project document control systems, including receiving, logging, distributing, filing, archiving, and tracking document revisions. Maintain registers, databases, and electronic document management systems; conduct compliance audits; support project reporting; and train team members on document procedures. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, database and data-entry skills, Aconex proficiency, and five years of document control experience.

Leads drainage design on infrastructure projects, including drainage networks, pipework, channels, gullies, attenuation systems, catchment analysis, flow estimation, culvert design, and OPW Section 50 applications. Provides client updates, works independently, and supports junior staff. Requires expertise in Irish TII and DMURS standards, regional drainage codes, SuDS, and software including InfoDrainage, HEC-RAS, and CulvertMaster.

Administers learning and development programs through LMS platforms, including course scheduling, catalog maintenance, user support, attendance tracking, reporting, training data analysis, evaluations, vendor coordination, budget and invoice support, and multilingual communications. The role uses Power BI and Excel for mandatory reporting and ensures learning data accuracy, compliance, and a smooth user experience.