Teams at Foth

Leads multidisciplinary marine infrastructure projects from planning and design through permitting, procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout. Manages scope, budgets, schedules, resources, risks, quality, and stakeholder communications while serving as the primary client contact. Guides capital planning and phased implementation strategies, supports technical standards development, and identifies market opportunities. The role also contributes to infrastructure modernization projects and business growth across multiple U.S. regions.

Advise ports, municipalities, and transportation agencies on infrastructure planning, funding strategies, grant applications, regulatory compliance, and environmental reviews. Manage grant administration, project milestones, reporting, and stakeholder coordination across coastal, waterfront, freight, rail, roadway, waterway, and multimodal projects. Monitor transportation and maritime policy, assess funding eligibility and competitiveness, lead environmental documentation and permitting, and prepare client-facing plans, reports, presentations, and proposals.

Provides technical leadership for architecture and building MEP engineering teams supporting manufacturing facility projects. Responsibilities include setting technical standards, leading complex project reviews, mentoring staff, managing quality and technical risk, planning resources, supporting recruiting, coordinating subcontractors, contributing to proposals, and advancing digital engineering practices. Requires a Mechanical Engineering degree, PE license, food and beverage manufacturing and capital-project experience, multidisciplinary leadership, and willingness to travel approximately 25%.