Jobs at Lochmueller Group

The Right of Way Specialist will prepare legal documents, negotiate property acquisition, manage multiple assignments, and liaise between property owners and clients, ensuring compliance and timely project execution.

Support project managers in planning and executing roadway design projects: prepare proposals, budgets, schedules; perform engineering analysis and design; produce project documents, specifications, and reports; coordinate multidisciplinary teams, clients, contractors, and agencies; and mentor junior staff.

Lochmueller Group is seeking candidates for various roles across multiple disciplines, including administrative, accounting, and IT, to add to their database for future openings.

Lead and manage roadway and highway design projects (especially ODOT), overseeing budgets, schedules, technical design, QA/QC, client coordination, and multidisciplinary teams. Support business development, mentor junior staff, and ensure compliance with standards.

Analyze project profitability, budgets, costs, margins, forecasts, and financial performance for engineering consulting projects. Prepare financial reports, models, dashboards, and business intelligence using Excel and Power BI. Support budgeting, strategic planning, scenario analysis, capital expenditure decisions, acquisition due diligence, M&A activities, pricing analysis, and ESOP reporting. Partner with project managers, operations leaders, department managers, and executives to improve forecasting, cost control, and business performance.

The Project Manager will oversee roadway engineering design projects, providing technical leadership, client coordination, and strategic planning while mentoring junior engineers and ensuring quality deliverables.

The Traffic Engineer will manage traffic engineering projects, perform analyses, design traffic control systems, prepare documentation, and collaborate with teams.

Lead and manage roadway engineering design projects. Oversee multidisciplinary teams, ensure high-quality deliverables, mentor junior engineers, and develop client relationships.

The Traffic Engineer will support project managers with traffic studies and signal design, perform traffic analysis, design control systems, and collaborate across teams for transportation solutions.

Designs and analyzes traffic engineering projects including traffic studies, simulation and forecasting, signal and ITS design, safety and operational assessments, preparing plans/reports, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, and supporting client and agency communications.

Support planning, design, and delivery of roadway projects: prepare calculations, plans, specifications, estimates, proposals, budgets, and schedules; coordinate multidisciplinary teams; liaise with clients, contractors, and agencies; and mentor junior engineers.

Lead traffic engineering projects, manage project teams, develop project goals, ensure quality control, and pursue new business opportunities.