Jobs at RK&K

Supports tolling projects through technical and operational analysis, system requirements and design reviews, tolling concept development, technology evaluation, integration planning, testing, commissioning, procurement documentation, and KPI reporting. The role requires extensive experience with toll infrastructure, roadside and back-office systems, customer service center operations, DOTs, and toll agencies. This is a remote position.

Transportation Design Intern supporting highway and roadway projects through field data collection, roadway and pedestrian facility design, traffic control planning, corridor planning, cost estimating, and team collaboration. The role provides training in MicroStation and OpenRoads and involves office and field work on projects across the mid-Atlantic region.

Lead the structural engineering team, manage structural design projects, ensure quality control, facilitate client relations, and mentor junior engineers.

Traffic engineering intern supporting transportation projects, including intersection and corridor studies, traffic control design, safety evaluations, traffic data collection, field investigations, and recommendations for operational improvements. The role provides exposure to signals, signage, pavement markings, work zones, lighting, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, toll systems, traffic calming, and intelligent transportation systems.

Designs and analyzes roadway and highway facilities, including alignments, plan and profile sheets, cross sections, traffic control plans, quantities, cost estimates, specifications, and design documentation. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams on roadway widenings, resurfacing, new alignments, multimodal improvements, intersections, sidewalks, and shared-use paths.

Performs traffic engineering analysis and design for transportation projects involving signals, signage, pavement markings, roadway improvements, safety, traffic studies, temporary traffic control, and ITS. Prepares plans, reports, calculations, and recommendations; analyzes transportation data; coordinates with agencies, clients, and multidisciplinary teams; reviews quality and compliance; and supports multimodal transportation projects.

Design and analyze roadway and transportation facilities, including alignments, plan and profile sheets, cross sections, traffic control plans, quantities, cost estimates, specifications, and supporting documentation. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to develop solutions for roadway widenings, new alignments, resurfacing, intersections, sidewalks, and shared-use paths.

Leads transportation structural engineering projects, including bridge design, conceptual and detailed engineering, contract documents, construction administration, QA/QC, client coordination, and project staffing. Directs project teams and subconsultants, mentors junior engineers, supports business development, and provides structural engineering judgment. Requires extensive bridge design experience, a civil or structural engineering degree, and a Professional Engineer license.

Supports utility and infrastructure right-of-way acquisitions through negotiations, property settlements, deeds, easements, condemnation packages, market analyses, and title research. Ensures compliance with real estate laws, reviews appraisals and title commitments, coordinates project meetings, prepares updates, and may testify in condemnation proceedings. The role requires experience with condemning authorities, real estate acquisition or relocation, public hearings, court records, and Microsoft Office.

Supports utility and infrastructure right-of-way acquisitions through real estate negotiations, property settlements, deeds, easements, condemnation packages, market analyses, appraisal reviews, title research, and compliance with federal, state, and local laws. The role may testify in condemnation proceedings, attend project meetings, prepare updates, and coordinate with engineers, employees, property owners, and the public.

Leads marketing strategy for Baltimore and DC offices, managing high-priority A/E/C pursuits, proposal development, presentations, capture planning, and pursuit coordination. Builds relationships with technical leaders, identifies opportunities and resource needs, develops messaging, ensures proposal compliance, and coordinates schedules and deliverables. Also supports conferences, social media, thought leadership, and initiatives that strengthen the firm’s market presence.

College intern supporting civil site development projects involving roadway, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, drainage, stormwater, utilities, traffic control, cost estimating, and field work. The role provides hands-on training with AutoCAD and other modeling software while collaborating with transportation engineering teams. Candidates must be pursuing Civil Engineering, communicate effectively, work independently and collaboratively, and hold a valid driver's license.

Supports traffic engineering projects through design, analysis, safety evaluation, traffic data collection, field investigations, and recommendations. Assists with plans for signals, signs, pavement markings, work zones, lighting, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, toll systems, traffic calming, and intelligent transportation systems. Works collaboratively with traffic engineers while gaining practical transportation engineering experience in office and field settings.

Leads drainage studies, stormwater management strategies, hydraulic modeling, and design for municipal and transportation projects. Responsibilities include reviewing drainage systems, preparing construction plans and technical reports, leading multidisciplinary teams, conducting field investigations, managing project schedules and budgets, mentoring staff, and supporting proposals. Requires a Florida Professional Engineer license, civil engineering degree, and at least ten years of transportation engineering experience.

Engineering interns support structural design for bridges, retaining walls, foundations, and other infrastructure assets. They also participate in bridge condition inspections, field assessments, and reporting on existing structures. The role provides practical exposure to structural engineering within a civil engineering and construction management firm.

Performs site development planning, design, technical evaluations, calculations, drawings, specifications, and construction support. Assists with reports, submittal reviews, contract interpretation, field investigations, change requests, and project management activities while coordinating with multidisciplinary engineering teams.

Supports site development projects through design calculations, drawings, specifications, technical evaluations, reports, field investigations, and construction administration. Reviews submittals, interprets contract documents, processes requests for information and change requests, and coordinates with multidisciplinary project teams. The role also assists with project management activities and requires strong technical writing, communication, documentation, and organizational skills.

Civil engineering students will support highway-related design, forecasting, modeling, operations, and safety projects during the Summer 2026 internship. Work may occur in office and field settings and involves collaborating independently and with teams while gaining exposure to engineering technologies and project challenges.

Designs and supports electrical and instrumentation and control systems for water and wastewater facilities. Responsibilities include electrical calculations, single-line diagrams, schematics, control narratives, equipment specifications, PLC/HMI/SCADA integration, motor controls, VFDs, alarms, interlocks, submittal reviews, cost estimates, and construction or commissioning support.

Electrical engineering intern supporting the planning and design of electrical, instrumentation, and control systems for water, wastewater, and public infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include field investigations, equipment inventories, electrical calculations, drawings, specifications, control documentation, technical research, and coordination with multidisciplinary teams. The role combines office and occasional fieldwork under experienced engineers and offers practical exposure to power distribution, motor control, PLCs, SCADA, instrumentation, and infrastructure design.