Jobs at STV

The Registered Professional Land Surveyor will manage survey projects, review accuracy of surveys, and lead a team, ensuring quality and client satisfaction.

The Traffic Engineering Specialist conducts analyses for roadway improvements, supports multimodal design, assists with traffic signal timing, and collaborates with stakeholders.

The Senior Project Controls Specialist oversees cost, schedule, forecasting, and change management for large-scale programs, providing technical leadership and mentorship to project teams.

The Project Architect will lead architectural design efforts, manage projects across various sectors, prepare technical documents, and oversee junior staff. Key responsibilities include coordinating with disciplines, conducting site inspections, and ensuring compliance with standards and codes.

The Senior Highway Engineer will provide design services for transportation projects, manage client relationships, mentor staff, and develop proposals while ensuring quality deliverables and adherence to budgets.

Oversee Rail projects, manage risks, and ensure delivery within budget. Build client relationships and pursue new business opportunities while leading project teams.

The Electrical BIM Specialist leads BIM efforts, creates 3D models, manages BIM standards, mentors teams, and interfaces with clients on project execution.

Lead reality-capture and geospatial data efforts including UAV/UAS, LiDAR, scanning, photogrammetry, and GNSS. Process and quality-control data, produce deliverables (point clouds, orthomosaics, surface and existing-conditions models), integrate data into Civil 3D/OpenRoads/ArcGIS/MicroStation workflows, support survey and construction deliverables, improve workflows and automation, and provide technical guidance to multidisciplinary project teams.

The Project Executive will oversee complex projects, build client relationships, lead multi-disciplinary teams, and support business development in healthcare and education sectors.

The Senior Project Manager coordinates construction activities for K-12 projects, acts as a liaison among stakeholders, monitors progress, ensures effective communication, and manages documentation.

The Senior Signals Specialist provides technical leadership and project oversight for complex railroad and transit signal systems, ensuring integrated delivery across all project phases and mentoring engineering teams.

Develop, maintain, and manage detailed project schedules for vertical construction projects using industry-standard scheduling software. Analyze schedules to identify risks, delays, and mitigation strategies; collaborate with project teams and stakeholders; report progress, milestones, and critical paths.

Support project controls by assisting with schedule development and updates, progress tracking, and basic reporting. Manage document control tasks—logging, filing, distributing—and maintain electronic filing systems. Coordinate with project teams, prepare written communications and logs, and assist with project controls reporting and administrative duties under senior guidance.

Design and refine 3D roadway models, alignments, profiles, corridors, and cross-sections; prepare plans, specs, and constructability reviews; perform QC and design reviews; mentor junior engineers; collaborate with multidisciplinary teams; assist with reports and client communications; stay current with OpenRoads/InRoads advancements.

Lead development of rail operations plans and service schedules, coordinate with engineering and systems teams, and optimize capacity and performance using simulation and analysis. Provide technical leadership on large transit projects, manage scope/schedule/budget risks, mentor junior staff, and represent the firm in client and stakeholder engagements.

Lead and support highway design projects (PennDOT, PTC), develop roadway geometrics, modeling, traffic control, signing and pavement layouts, utility coordination, and right-of-way plans. Prepare specifications, cost estimates, technical reports and proposals, manage design teams, ensure quality control, mentor junior engineers, and support business development and client relationships.

As a Rail/Transit Project Manager, you'll lead design, ensure regulatory compliance, manage budgets and schedules, and mentor junior staff.

The Traffic Engineering Specialist will conduct traffic analyses, support design projects, and collaborate on multimodal transportation solutions.

The CEI Project Administrator/Engineer is responsible for overseeing transportation projects, managing teams, ensuring compliance with specifications, and maintaining project documentation.

The BIM Manager leads BIM initiatives, ensures accurate 3D model management, oversees standards and training, and mentors teams while collaborating with clients.