Jobs at RK&K

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.

Design and lead highway and multimodal transportation engineering projects, including roadways, intersections, interchanges, trails, transit facilities, cost estimates, specifications, and contract plans. Coordinate with clients, agencies, contractors, consultants, and communities while ensuring designs meet applicable standards, budgets, schedules, safety goals, and community needs.

Designs and analyzes roadway and transportation 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, widening, resurfacing, multimodal, sidewalk, and shared-use path projects.

Designs bridges, box culverts, retaining walls, and related transportation structures from preliminary concepts through construction plans. Performs bridge load ratings, geometric layouts, quantity development, inspections under NBIS guidelines, and inspection reporting. Reviews junior engineers’ calculations and drawings, collaborates across disciplines, mentors staff, and supports business development. The role requires an engineering degree, EIT registration, structural or bridge engineering experience, and familiarity with structural design software.

Provides right-of-way and real estate support for utility and infrastructure projects, including property acquisitions, negotiations, settlements, easements, deeds, condemnation packages, market analyses, appraisal reviews, and title research. The role requires compliance with real estate laws, participation in project meetings, preparation of updates and legal documents, and testimony in condemnation proceedings. Candidates need at least two years of relevant condemning-authority experience and proficiency in Microsoft Office.

Civil engineering interns support site and land development projects involving grading, site layout, stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, utility design, sustainability, and existing-condition reviews. The role provides office and field exposure to engineering design, operations, safety, and project challenges while working independently and collaboratively.

Supports traffic engineering projects involving intersection, corridor, and highway studies; assists with traffic signal, signing, pavement marking, lighting, work zone, toll, and ITS design plans. Conducts field investigations, collects and analyzes traffic data, evaluates safety and operational conditions, and develops improvement recommendations. Works in office and field settings while collaborating with traffic engineers and transportation professionals.

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

Supports traffic engineering projects through traffic analysis, transportation design, field investigations, traffic data collection, safety and operations evaluations, technical reporting, presentations, and communication with nontechnical audiences. Designs traffic signals, signs, pavement markings, work zones, lighting, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, toll systems, traffic calming, and intelligent transportation systems under professional engineer supervision.

Designs stormwater management and drainage systems for transportation projects. Responsibilities include hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, drainage and erosion control design, scour analysis, field investigations, permit sketches, construction documents, specifications, cost estimates, technical reports, and presentations. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and compliance with applicable regulations, using tools including HEC-RAS, SWMM, MicroStation, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and specialized drainage software.

Entry-level structural engineer designing bridges, box culverts, retaining walls, and transportation structures using steel, reinforced concrete, and prestressed concrete. Responsibilities include developing plans and bridge models, calculating load ratings, supporting bridge inspections and reports, and assisting with transportation, environmental, and hydraulic tasks. The role requires collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and may involve inspections in Pennsylvania and other jurisdictions.

The Project Engineer will focus on stormwater management and drainage design for transportation projects, ensuring compliance and effectiveness in drainage systems.

The Roadway Group Lead will manage and deliver roadway design projects, mentor engineers, coordinate with stakeholders, and support business development.

Design and analyze transportation bridge structures, produce detailed construction drawings, perform structural analyses with industry software, manage projects with multidisciplinary teams, coordinate with contractors and agencies, ensure QA/QC and code compliance, and maintain client relationships throughout project delivery.

The Right of Way Specialist will manage real estate support for utility projects, including negotiations, acquisitions, and compliance with laws. Responsibilities also include preparing legal documents and conducting property settlements.