Jobs at Larson Design Group

Leads a portfolio of highway transportation projects, project managers, and client relationships. Oversees delivery, financial performance, quality, staffing, workload, risk, and client satisfaction. Mentors project managers and multidisciplinary staff, supports succession planning, and drives business development and strategic growth. Requires a civil engineering-related bachelor’s degree, 15 years of transportation engineering experience, and a Professional Engineer license.

Manages highway design projects for municipalities, PennDOT, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, overseeing clients, budgets, schedules, proposals, contracts, quality control, compliance, risk, and business development. Leads and develops project teams, coordinates consultants, supports strategic planning, forecasts workloads, and maintains client relationships. The role requires civil engineering expertise, independent judgment, and strong leadership. Professional Engineer licensure is strongly preferred, with MicroStation, OpenRoads Designer, and ASTA knowledge considered advantageous.

Entry-level highway engineering role on the professional PE track. Prepare design computations, plans, specifications, reports; perform field inspections; ensure code compliance; maintain documentation; support QA/QC and project budgets.

Leads large, complex highway and transportation design projects, managing scope, schedules, budgets, quality, risks, financial performance, and client satisfaction. Directs multidisciplinary teams, mentors project managers, develops client relationships, supports proposals and business development, and ensures successful project delivery for transportation agencies and municipalities.

Lead technical design and QA/QC for highway and civil projects, perform complex design calculations, prepare construction documents, cost estimates, and manage design budgets. Coordinate project schedules, mentor junior engineers and interns, and assist senior management with proposals and resource estimates.

Leads architectural planning and design for technically complex, schedule-driven projects. Oversees construction documents, code compliance, coordination, QA/QC, scope development, budgeting, and estimating. Collaborates with clients, developers, contractors, consultants, and internal disciplines to deliver functional, high-performing spaces. Mentors architectural staff and supports project leadership and proposals.

Leads architectural planning and design for complex, schedule-driven projects; oversees construction documents, code compliance, coordination, QA/QC, budgeting, and scope definition. Partners with clients, developers, contractors, consultants, and internal disciplines to deliver functional design solutions. Mentors architectural staff and supports proposals, estimating, and project delivery. Requires a NAAB-accredited architecture degree, 12 years of experience, and Registered Architect licensure with NCARB certification.

Leads architectural design teams and complex project delivery from planning through construction documents. Reviews designs, ensures code and quality compliance, coordinates with clients, consultants, developers, and contractors, and supports proposals, budgeting, scope definition, and estimating. Mentors staff and provides technical leadership while delivering functional, high-performing spaces aligned with client and brand requirements.

Leads architectural planning and design for complex, schedule-driven projects; oversees construction documents, code compliance, coordination, QA/QC, budgeting, and scope definition. Partners with clients, developers, retailers, consultants, contractors, and internal disciplines to deliver functional design solutions. Mentors architectural staff and supports project proposals, estimating, and technical excellence.

Leads architectural planning and design for complex, schedule-driven projects; oversees construction documents, code compliance, coordination, QA/QC, budgeting, proposals, and client communication. Partners with developers, contractors, retailers, consultants, and internal disciplines to deliver functional, high-quality spaces. Mentors architectural staff and supports project leadership while ensuring design intent, constructability, quality, and schedule requirements are met.

Supports multidisciplinary AEC project planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout across master planning, landscape architecture, and GIS initiatives. Responsibilities include coordinating project activities, tracking scopes, schedules, budgets, costs, forecasts, contracts, consultants, procurement, quality reviews, documentation, and stakeholder communications. The role is designed for active-duty service members transitioning through the DoW SkillBridge program into civilian project management careers.

Supports multidisciplinary AEC project planning, coordination, scheduling, budgeting, cost tracking, contract administration, quality reviews, reporting, documentation, and stakeholder communication. The role provides hands-on PMI-aligned project management experience across master planning, landscape architecture, GIS, and government client projects while helping active-duty service members transition into civilian project management careers.

Supports multidisciplinary AEC project planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout across master planning, landscape architecture, and GIS initiatives. Assists with scopes, schedules, budgets, cost forecasting, earned value management, contract administration, consultant coordination, quality reviews, reporting, documentation, stakeholder communication, and staffing coordination. This SkillBridge internship helps active-duty service members transition into civilian project management careers.

Supports multidisciplinary AEC project planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout. Coordinates planning, landscape architecture, and GIS activities; tracks scopes, schedules, budgets, costs, and earned value; assists with contracts, procurement, quality reviews, reporting, documentation, and stakeholder communications. The role is designed for active-duty service members transitioning through the DoW SkillBridge program into civilian project management careers.

Designs data, voice, structured cabling, electronic security, and audiovisual low-voltage systems from concept through construction documents. Collaborates with clients, architects, and engineers; prepares technical specifications, calculations, estimates, schedules, budgets, and proposals; performs QA/QC reviews; and supports project-site activities. The role also requires knowledge of BICSI, TIA, and UFC standards, software proficiency, client communication, and mentoring capabilities.

Designs structured cabling, data, voice, electronic security, and audio-visual systems from conceptual planning through construction documents. Collaborates with clients and multidisciplinary project teams, performs QA/QC reviews, prepares calculations, specifications, cost estimates, schedules, proposals, labor estimates, and design budgets. Supports low-voltage project execution, site activities, and client meetings while applying applicable telecommunications codes and standards. Assists with project scope and fee development and mentors team members.

Gains practical experience supporting architecture, engineering, planning, and landscape architecture projects. Responsibilities include preparing reports and presentations, drafting technical documents, analyzing data, creating drawings and maps, conducting research and site assessments, maintaining project documentation, and collaborating on design recommendations. The intern develops technical, analytical, communication, and professional skills while contributing to projects involving communities and infrastructure.

Designs structured cabling, data, voice, electronic security, and audiovisual systems from concept through construction documents. Collaborates with clients and multidisciplinary project teams, performs QA/QC reviews, prepares calculations, specifications, cost estimates, schedules, proposals, and labor-hour estimates, and manages design budgets. Supports low-voltage project scopes, construction activities, client meetings, and field work while applying BICSI, TIA, and UFC standards.

Designs structured cabling, data/voice, audio-visual, electronic security, and other low-voltage systems from concept through construction documents. Collaborates with clients and multidisciplinary project teams, performs QA/QC reviews, calculations, specifications, cost estimates, schedules, proposals, and labor-hour estimates. Supports project budgets, scope development, construction activities, client meetings, and field visits while applying telecommunications codes and standards.

Leads mechanical engineering design for complex federal projects, coordinating design activities, schedules, budgets, construction documents, technical calculations, specifications, estimates, and final QA/QC reviews. The role requires a Professional Engineer license, provides technical leadership and mentorship, supports multidisciplinary teams, and ensures project deliverables meet client requirements, applicable codes, quality standards, budgets, and deadlines.