Jobs at Pennoni

Designs and manages municipal civil engineering projects involving water resources, wet utilities, stormwater, MS4, roads, pipelines, treatment plants, permitting, and capital improvements. Responsibilities include engineering reports, master planning, construction inspection, public meetings, grant writing, and serving as Engineer of Record. Requires a bachelor's degree in engineering and at least four years of professional experience, preferably with infrastructure or utility projects.

Designs 3D highways, roadways, streets, and bridges for transportation improvement projects. Responsibilities include geometric design, grading, stormwater management, traffic control, signing, quantity calculations, cost estimation, and plan production. Collaborates with engineering teams on new construction and rehabilitation projects for public and private clients. Requires roadway design software experience, EIT certification, and preparation for the PE exam.

Designs and reviews highway transportation projects, including roadway, drainage, ADA ramps, pavement sections, signing, pavement markings, traffic protection plans, and PennDOT highway occupancy permits. Uses PennDOT and AASHTO standards along with engineering software such as StormCAD and Hydraflow. Coordinates multiple assignments, communicates effectively, and improves work products. The role is based in Pennoni’s Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania office.

Performs highway design tasks for transportation projects, including roadway alignments, cross sections, design plans, quantities, reports, and engineering documentation. Uses MicroStation, InRoads or OpenRoads, and jurisdictional standards to develop project solutions. Coordinates with staff, supports fieldwork and data collection, and prepares CADD-compliant plans. Requires a civil engineering degree, 4–7 years of experience, familiarity with PennDOT and Pennsylvania Turnpike standards, and EIT or PE credentials.

Associate Traffic Engineer supporting traffic studies, highway occupancy permits, signing and pavement marking designs, maintenance of traffic plans, traffic impact studies, ADA and curb ramp design, FDOT initiatives, cost estimates, and specifications. The role also provides technical guidance, coordinates with public and private clients, and uses traffic analysis and design software on highway and bridge projects.

Design and support water and wastewater infrastructure projects, including planning, permitting, inspections, construction administration, pump stations, pipelines, storage tanks, and treatment systems. Coordinate designs across disciplines, prepare construction drawings and specifications, and support project management and leadership activities. The role requires collaboration with infrastructure teams, technical engineering software proficiency, strong organization, communication, and the ability to manage multiple assignments with minimal supervision.

Provides municipal engineering services for Pennsylvania municipalities, including subdivision and land development reviews, road rehabilitation, stormwater and MS4 projects, capital improvements, grant writing, design, permitting, engineering reports, planning coordination, board presentations, and construction inspections. The role also mentors junior staff and manages multidisciplinary infrastructure projects.

Supports traffic engineering and transportation infrastructure projects for public-sector and municipal clients. Responsibilities include traffic analysis, safety evaluations, signal, signing, pavement marking, lighting, maintenance-of-traffic, construction phasing, and transportation management plans. The role also assists with roadway design, drainage, stormwater, utility layouts, traffic study reviews, and OpenRoads modeling. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in civil engineering or a related field and 0–3 years of experience; EIT certification is preferred.

Coordinates proposal development from solicitation review through client delivery, including schedules, technical staff assignments, subconsultant coordination, proofreading, graphics, branding, production, packaging, and delivery. Supports RFPs, RFQs, EOIs, prequalifications, and SF254/255/330 submissions. Requires strong writing, editing, organization, deadline management, communication, and design skills, with experience in the A/E/C industry preferred.

Design transportation infrastructure projects, including highways, drainage, stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, utilities, right-of-way, maintenance of traffic, and construction plans. Use MicroStation and OpenRoads Designer to develop engineering plans, documents, calculations, and reports. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and support projects for state agencies, counties, municipalities, and other clients.

Designs roadway, highway, and multimodal transportation projects, including geometric layouts, grading, drainage, utilities, pavement, traffic control, right-of-way plans, estimates, specifications, and 3D modeling. The role also involves stormwater management, constructability reviews, report writing, client coordination, and mentoring junior staff. Candidates need a civil engineering degree, professional engineering license, and 5–10 years of transportation engineering experience.

Designs and supports water and wastewater treatment and conveyance projects, including hydraulic modeling, pump and booster stations, treatment facilities, sludge processing, permitting, plans, reports, cost estimates, and specifications. Coordinates with clients, regulatory agencies, and project teams; performs site visits, field data collection, and construction administration. Requires an engineering degree and at least four years of professional experience, preferably in wastewater or wet utility projects.

Lead complex highway engineering projects for PennDOT and related transportation clients. Responsibilities include roadway design, drainage and erosion control, traffic control, permitting, plans and specifications, cost estimating, quality control, budgeting, proposals, client management, and team mentorship. The role requires Pennsylvania Professional Engineer licensure, strong knowledge of PennDOT and Turnpike standards, and proficiency with MicroStation, AutoCAD, and applicable civil engineering software.

Leads regional bridge inspection practice across Pennsylvania and potentially Ohio. Manages PennDOT and public-sector bridge inspection projects, client relationships, project teams, proposals, scopes, and fee estimates. Provides technical guidance, mentoring, condition inspections, load ratings, and project management support for bridge and ancillary structures.

Entry-level civil engineer supporting site development projects from conceptual design through permitting and construction documentation. Responsibilities include site layout, grading, utility and street design, stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, regulatory review, permit applications, feasibility evaluations, and engineering reports. The role requires collaboration with senior engineers and offers opportunities for recent and upcoming graduates.

Leads complex highway engineering projects, coordinating teams, clients, and reviewing agencies. Prepares and reviews PennDOT design plans, drainage and erosion control documents, traffic control plans, permits, estimates, specifications, and PS&E documentation. Manages budgets and client relationships, supports proposals and marketing, leads drainage permitting, and mentors engineering staff. Requires Pennsylvania PE licensure, civil engineering expertise, PennDOT and Turnpike standards knowledge, and proficiency with transportation design software.

Project Civil Engineer responsible for designing and managing municipal and land development projects from concept through construction. Duties include site layout, grading, drainage, stormwater, utility, paving, and infrastructure design; preparing construction documents; coordinating with clients, contractors, architects, and regulators; mentoring junior staff; managing schedules, budgets, scope, and project profitability; and supporting proposals and business development.

Leads multidisciplinary mechanical engineering projects for laboratories, R&D facilities, utility plants, academic facilities, and commercial buildings. Manages budgets, schedules, quality, staffing, client relationships, sub-consultants, proposals, billings, and collections. Provides technical leadership, reviews engineering documents, performs mechanical design and calculations, and supports HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical utility system projects.

Lead municipal water and wastewater engineering projects, including infrastructure planning, subdivision and land development reviews, stormwater management, capital improvements, design, permitting, reports, and master planning. Serve as Engineer of Record for plant and pipeline projects, prepare cost estimates, coordinate feasibility studies, attend public meetings, and conduct construction inspections. Manage project budgets and schedules while collaborating with municipalities, clients, and project teams.

Associate Traffic Engineer supporting highway and bridge projects through traffic studies, highway occupancy permits, signing and pavement marking design, maintenance of traffic plans, traffic impact studies, ADA and curb ramp design, cost estimates, and specifications. The role also involves using traffic engineering software, coordinating with public-sector clients, mentoring technical staff, and developing client relationships.