Jobs at Lochmueller Group

Designs and delivers roadway and transportation projects, performing engineering analyses, preparing plans, specifications, estimates, reports, permits, and project documentation. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, clients, contractors, and regulatory agencies; supports scopes, budgets, schedules, and proposals; and provides technical guidance to early-career staff. The role requires civil engineering expertise, roadway design experience, PE licensure, and proficiency with OpenRoads Designer.

Performs traffic engineering analyses, capacity and level-of-service studies, traffic impact assessments, safety evaluations, transportation modeling, and signal operations studies. Collects and evaluates traffic data, prepares technical reports and design documents, conducts field reviews, applies traffic engineering standards, and supports traffic signal, signing, pavement marking, and temporary traffic control designs under senior engineer guidance.

Design and deliver roadway and transportation improvement projects, including engineering analyses, calculations, plans, specifications, and cost estimates. Use Civil 3D and/or OpenRoads Designer to develop roadway designs, apply design standards, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, participate in project meetings, and support project managers with documentation and technical deliverables. The role includes mentorship and continued development toward PE licensure.

Entry-level opportunities for recent graduates across transportation, water resources, traffic, structural, environmental, and construction engineering disciplines. Employees contribute to infrastructure and environmental projects while receiving mentorship, professional development, and support pursuing EIT and PE licensure. Candidates need a degree in civil engineering, environmental science, construction engineering, surveying, or a related field, strong communication and problem-solving skills, teamwork ability, and U.S. work authorization.

Interns support transportation, water resources, environmental, construction administration, traffic planning, and structural engineering projects. They work alongside experienced engineers on infrastructure design, construction, planning, environmental analysis, inspections, and client or project meetings. The program provides mentorship, meaningful assignments, feedback, and practical experience applying academic knowledge to real-world infrastructure and environmental challenges.

Supports roadway and highway design projects by assisting with planning, proposals, budgets, timelines, engineering analysis, design, and project documentation. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, clients, contractors, and regulatory agencies while reviewing reports and specifications. The role requires roadway design experience, proficiency with MicroStation and OpenRoads, and collaboration across multiple project tasks. It may also include mentoring junior staff and supporting quality, accuracy, and continuous improvement.

Lead roadway and transportation design projects from planning through delivery. Oversee multidisciplinary teams, technical designs, reports, budgets, schedules, QA/QC, and client deliverables. Coordinate with clients, agencies, contractors, and stakeholders; approve project documents; mentor engineers; allocate resources; support proposals, funding applications, strategic planning, and business development. The role requires advanced roadway engineering expertise, project leadership, and professional engineering licensure in Indiana.

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.

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.

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.