Jobs at H.W. Lochner, Inc.

Leads transportation drainage projects from proposals and hydrologic/hydraulic analysis through PS&E deliverables and final reports. Manages budgets, schedules, resources, contracts, multidisciplinary teams, contractors, and client relationships. Provides technical guidance on drainage challenges, supports business development and negotiations, and mentors team members. Requires extensive transportation drainage experience, Massachusetts PE licensure, civil or environmental engineering education, and expertise with drainage modeling and design tools.

Manage transportation drainage projects from proposals and scopes through hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, PS&E deliverables, and final reports. Oversee budgets, schedules, resources, multidisciplinary teams, contractors, and client relationships. Provide technical guidance on complex drainage challenges, support business development, negotiate contracts, and prepare proposals. The role requires Massachusetts PE licensure, extensive transportation drainage experience, project leadership, and advanced proficiency with drainage modeling and design software.

Construction Inspectors monitor contractor activities, verify compliance with plans and specifications, inspect traffic control and work zones, measure quantities, track labor and materials, identify discrepancies, perform material testing, and report to senior inspection and engineering staff on transportation infrastructure projects.

Supports roadway, highway, rail, drainage, and bridge planning and design under experienced engineers. Maintains project documentation and contributes to transportation and infrastructure projects. The role is intended for a civil engineering student or graduate with up to two years of experience, with CAD and Microsoft Office experience preferred.

Develops airport engineering designs for runways, taxiways, aprons, airfield lighting, and navigational aids. Responsibilities include preparing construction documents, design reports, plans, specifications, calculation reports, cost estimates, material quantity takeoffs, and responses to client comments. Requires an ABET-accredited electrical engineering degree and EIT certification or the ability to obtain it within one year.

Lead electrical engineering design for transportation infrastructure, focusing on highway and bridge lighting, roadway electrical systems, photometric studies, power distribution, and construction documents. Review calculations, specifications, estimates, takeoffs, shop drawings, and RFIs; coordinate multidisciplinary teams; mentor junior engineers; support project planning and client coordination; and contribute to proposals and business development. The role requires a PE license, transportation electrical design expertise, and significant progressive experience.

Develops electrical engineering construction documents, designs, specifications, calculations, cost estimates, material takeoffs, and construction support. Responsibilities include power distribution, protection and coordination, grounding, load flow calculations, equipment specifications, and NEC-compliant designs for infrastructure projects.

Assists engineers with transportation project plans, design tasks, 3D modeling, specifications, reports, cost estimates, project documentation, and coordination with multidisciplinary teams. Ensures accurate, high-quality work is delivered on schedule and within budget while learning standard design software.

Lead structural design and delivery for rail infrastructure (bridges, culverts, retaining walls, stations). Prepare calculations, drawings, specs, and reports; perform structural analysis with industry software; ensure code compliance; coordinate multidisciplinary teams; support project management, site inspections, and mentor junior engineers.

The Drainage Engineer will design drainage systems, conduct hydrological analyses, and prepare regulatory permits while overseeing junior engineers and project schedules.

Manage transportation engineering projects, overseeing design, client relationships, budget management, and providing mentorship to staff.

The role involves leading roadway design projects, mentoring junior staff, managing project delivery teams, and collaborating on engineering project specifications and planning.

The Roadway Engineer will design roadways and drainage for DOT clients, manage project documentation, and collaborate with teams on transportation projects.

The Traffic Engineer will mentor junior staff, conduct studies and designs related to traffic systems, analyze traffic levels, and assist in business development.

Manage highway design-build projects, lead teams, ensure compliance with NCDOT standards, and mentor engineering staff while promoting project safety and quality.

The Traffic Engineer will support junior staff, conduct signal studies, design traffic systems, analyze traffic levels of service, and prepare final design plans.

Provide contract support services for CEI operations, manage document control for multiple projects, and ensure compliance with FDOT procedures.

The Senior Project Engineer will lead construction engineering teams, review work programs, and develop policies while managing client communication and projects.

The Project Services Coordinator supports project teams by preparing documents, assisting with contract edits, maintaining records, and ensuring efficient administrative operations while managing multiple tasks.

The Senior Project Engineer will manage civil engineering design and analysis projects, oversee project teams, and assist with client interactions and financial monitoring for infrastructure projects.