The Technical Support Specialist will assist project management tasks, document control, formatting, and support technical teams in project initiatives.

Manage all phases of projects at the airport, including project setup, execution, management, and close-out, ensuring compliance with regulations and client objectives.

The Urban Planner will manage urban planning projects, creating comprehensive plans and facilitating community engagement in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team.

As a Summer 2025 Intern in the Stormwater team, you will work under professional engineers on projects, gaining practical experience and networking opportunities.

The position involves assisting with the design and execution of water and wastewater projects. Responsibilities include field inspections, design computations, project cost estimation, and coordinating with project engineers and managers. The role may also involve serving as a project manager for smaller projects and supporting drafting personnel.

As a Biller, you will manage project-related billing in compliance with client contracts, ensure accurate invoicing, resolve billing inquiries, review project setups, and handle associated documentation. You will also be responsible for managing unbilled work-in-progress and expense report approvals, among other accounting tasks, while engaging with clients and vendors.

The Federal Program Manager at Freese and Nichols will manage federal projects by ensuring quality engineering designs, preparing project deliverables, managing contracts, overseeing budgets and schedules, and leading project delivery teams. The role requires interaction with various government agencies and coordination with subcontractors while preparing qualifications and proposals for federal clients.

The Stormwater Project Manager at Freese and Nichols will lead stormwater management projects, prepare technical reports, and construction documents. Responsibilities include project management, coordination with teams, client interaction, and quality control in stormwater practices. A strong background in stormwater modeling and local permitting knowledge is essential.

As a Compensation Analyst, you will enhance compensation programs, analyze market data, manage salary structures, and collaborate with HR and business leaders to implement best practices. Responsibilities include managing annual compensation planning, job analysis, and providing support and guidance on compensation-related issues.

The Project Engineer will lead stormwater management projects, focusing on the analysis and preparation of technical reports related to drainage systems and flood planning. Responsibilities include overseeing project teams, managing project schedules and financials, and mentoring junior staff while coordinating with clients and partners.

The Stormwater Project Manager will lead stormwater project analysis, design, and report preparation. Responsibilities include performing studies, directing staff, maintaining design standards, managing project schedules and budgets, and coordinating with various departments. The role requires a clear communication of results and final reports to clients.

The Stormwater Project Manager will lead and manage stormwater management projects, prepare technical reports, construction documents, and coordinate with regional teams. Responsibilities include project management, client interactions, and ensuring projects meet quality and budget standards.

The Senior Coastal Engineer will manage and deliver coastal and navigation projects, oversee engineering design and construction, mentor staff, and market services to clients. Responsibilities include project management, technical decision-making, client interaction, and contributing to strategic initiatives for business expansion.

The Project Manager will lead master planning and integrated water planning studies for municipal clients across Florida, providing hydraulic modeling and planning support for utility design projects while also engaging with technical experts and assisting in proposal development and sales.

The Groundwater Project Manager will manage multiple groundwater supply development projects, including well field design and ASR projects. Responsibilities include coordinating clients and subcontractors, conducting aquifer tests, analyzing hydrogeologic data, and preparing groundwater availability studies. The role requires strong communication skills and project management abilities.

The Senior Urban Planner and Project Manager will manage urban planning and design projects, conduct public involvement workshops, prepare reports, supervise team members, and assist with marketing and client development, ensuring projects meet client expectations and budgets.

The Hydraulic Modeling Engineer will manage project tasks, provide technical guidance on water/wastewater master planning, and develop capital improvement projects. Responsibilities include coordinating project efforts, applying standard practices, and maintaining schedules while working alongside clients and project teams.

The Lead Structural Engineer and Project Manager will oversee project teams, ensuring project delivery within the defined scope, budget, and timeline. Responsibilities include technical leadership in project execution, maintaining client relationships, and mentoring junior staff while applying project management best practices.

This entry-level Structural Engineer position involves designing infrastructure solutions, preparing detailed calculations and technical drawings, and collaborating on heavy civil and architectural projects. The role supports junior engineers and fosters professional development in a flexible and hybrid work environment.

The Environmental Scientist/Ecologist Project Manager will lead environmental projects, focusing on planning, permitting, and compliance with regulations. Responsibilities include project management, technical leadership, preparing documentation, client interaction, fieldwork, and team mentorship.