Jobs at Michael Baker International

Supports transportation projects under project engineering or management direction. Duties may include technical transportation work, construction inspection assistance, field problem-solving, documentation, and verifying conformance with plans and specifications.

Supports senior engineers in designing and analyzing building HVAC and plumbing systems. Develops Revit deliverables, assists with Trane TRACE energy modeling and load calculations, prepares preliminary layouts, performs equipment-selection calculations, reviews contractor submittals and RFIs, supports LEED documentation, maintains project records, and coordinates with multidisciplinary teams. Occasional travel and regular in-office attendance are required.

Supports mechanical design engineers with HVAC and plumbing system design, Revit 3D construction plans, engineering calculations, project pursuit materials, reports, and data collection. The intern collaborates with the mechanical design team and assists with energy-efficient MEP design for complex facilities.

Collects, organizes, analyzes, and quality-checks FEMA-related data and digital products. Reviews flood hazard maps, surveying documents, policies, and regulations for federal flood insurance, hazard mitigation, and disaster assistance programs. Supports document management, PII redaction, research, reporting, project tracking, process development, and compliance. Coordinates with internal and external customers, provides technical assistance, updates manuals, supports project deliverables, and trains personnel on new procedures.

Supports multimodal transportation, community planning, and economic development projects. Duties include preparing technical planning studies, conducting supervised policy research, analyzing spatial data in ArcGIS, creating maps, maintaining project databases in Excel, Access, and SQL Server, and performing field work as needed.

Supports the Highways department under a Project Engineer or Project Manager with roadway design, technical duties, documentation, and daily project activities. The intern contributes to highway planning, design, and construction-related work while developing practical civil and transportation engineering experience in the Chicago office during Summer 2027.

Leads right-of-way acquisition and easement negotiations for transportation and infrastructure projects in South Carolina. Manages offer packages, relocation assistance, stakeholder relationships, project metrics, schedules, and delivery support. Applies South Carolina real estate law, right-of-way practices, appraisal principles, and Uniform Act guidelines. Provides staff training and mentoring while coordinating with SCDOT, local governments, property owners, and project teams.

Leads traffic engineering and transportation projects, overseeing signal designs, signing and pavement marking, maintenance of traffic plans, traffic studies, safety evaluations, and transportation analyses. Provides technical quality assurance, coordinates multidisciplinary teams, mentors staff, supports resource planning, and develops client relationships and business opportunities. Ensures compliance with IDOT, Illinois Tollway, MUTCD, and local agency standards.

Leads enterprise Capture Enablement by managing teams, methodologies, standards, market intelligence, CRM and knowledge systems, training, reporting, tools, automation, and continuous improvement. Establishes scalable capture processes, governance, stage gates, dashboards, and AI-enabled workflows while partnering with business development, proposals, marketing, technology, Salesforce, and other growth functions to improve pursuit effectiveness and organizational adoption.

Leads enterprise digital finance transformation across Oracle Fusion ERP, finance processes, analytics, automation, and AI-enabled capabilities. Oversees strategy, design, governance, implementation, adoption, and continuous improvement across R2R, Project-to-Cash, Procure-to-Pay, planning, forecasting, reporting, controls, and shared services. Partners with executives, Finance, Operations, IT, Procurement, HR, system integrators, and external partners while managing a transformation team and delivering measurable enterprise value.

Part-time GIS interns will support indoor mapping field-collection projects in Illinois, working with GIS and project managers on technical duties and daily activities. Responsibilities include field data collection, documentation, organization, and presentation. The role requires working approximately 20–40 hours weekly from Friday through Sunday, residing in Illinois, and holding a valid U.S. driver’s license. Travel within Illinois may be required, with expenses covered.

Leads capture planning and execution for complex, high-value pursuits. Advises senior leaders on qualification, investment, positioning, teaming, resources, and risks; coordinates cross-functional pursuit teams; facilitates strategy and go/no-go sessions; monitors milestones; maintains CRM data; manages capture-to-proposal transitions; and improves enterprise capture methods, tools, and standards.

Leads the end-to-end Oracle Fusion Cloud PPM transformation, including requirements, fit-gap analysis, configuration, testing, data migration, integrations, UAT, go-live support, and optimization. The role serves as the subject matter expert for Project Costing, Billing, Contracts, and Project Management, while incorporating AI automation and AEC-specific project accounting, billing, revenue recognition, and retention workflows.

Leads regional capture performance, manages and develops Capture Managers and Executives, and directs complex, high-value pursuits. Advises senior leaders on opportunity qualification, investment, positioning, teaming, resources, and risk. Oversees pursuit portfolios, allocates workloads, reviews capture strategies, facilitates executive decision sessions, resolves cross-functional barriers, manages CRM reporting, coordinates capture-to-proposal transitions, and improves enterprise capture standards and tools.

Supports multidisciplinary federal master planning, revitalization, site planning, and design-build projects. Responsibilities include preparing plans and planning documents, creating AutoCAD and SketchUp models, rendering with Adobe Creative Cloud, analyzing land conditions, facilitating stakeholder workshops, compiling data, conducting field assessments, researching standards, and developing reports. The role serves federal, state, and local government clients and requires collaboration with planners, architects, engineers, and project managers.

Supports U.S. Department of Defense planning projects in the United States and overseas, including master planning, facility utilization studies, requirements analyses, facility programming, charrettes, and DD Form 1391 development. Collects and analyzes quantitative and qualitative data, prepares reports and deliverables, facilitates stakeholder engagement, and manages multiple concurrent tasks. Requires at least three years of DoD planning experience, strong communication skills, U.S. citizenship, and travel up to 25%.

Configure and maintain Phoenix OneCase grant-management environments across production, sandbox, demo, and proof-of-concept settings. Build forms, workflows, permissions, templates, and branding without custom code; validate changes through structured testing; troubleshoot configuration issues; maintain documentation and change logs; and collaborate with product and business teams. Support accessibility and SOC 2-aligned practices, Azure AD provisioning, reusable configuration templates, client demonstrations, and occasional client-site travel.

Own the product backlog and translate field operations needs into user stories, acceptance criteria, and prioritized release work. Lead UAT, defect resolution, release readiness, and formal signoff while managing requirements traceability against contracts and SOWs. Collaborate with external development, business analysis, and QA vendors, monitor effort against scope, manage change requests, and deliver client-facing status reports, roadmaps, and dashboards.

Leads water and wastewater infrastructure projects from planning and design through construction support. Responsibilities include project budgeting, forecasting, invoicing, technical evaluations, design calculations, cost estimates, construction documents, reports, and client presentations. The role manages multidisciplinary teams, mentors staff, supports business development and proposal pursuits, develops client relationships, and coordinates with engineers, designers, GIS specialists, and cost estimators. Projects include master plans, pipelines, pump stations, reservoirs, wells, lift stations, and treatment facilities.

Owns system configuration standards and quality controls for the Phoenix OneCase grants and case management platform. Configures complex programs, workflows, permissions, forms, templates, and integrations; reviews production releases; mentors system administrators; and manages reusable configuration templates. Builds Power BI reporting, writes SQL for validation and troubleshooting, supports demos and proof-of-concepts, maintains documentation, and ensures accessibility, security, testing, and change-control compliance.