Jobs at STV

Leads the national statewide and regional transportation planning practice, including strategy, market growth, executive client relationships, major pursuits, service development, multidisciplinary team mobilization, financial performance, and technical oversight. The role advises state DOTs, MPOs, transit agencies, and regional authorities on long-range, multimodal, capital investment, performance-based, and strategic planning. It also drives thought leadership, partnerships, recruiting, mentoring, proposal development, and delivery quality.

Designs and manages traction electrification and power distribution systems for rail and transit projects from concept through construction administration. Responsibilities include electrical system modeling, load-flow analysis, substation and switchgear design, grounding and cable layouts, multidisciplinary BIM coordination, standards development, project budget monitoring, and technical collaboration across offices. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, a PE license or 20+ years of experience, and extensive traction substation and power distribution experience.

Supports transportation construction engineering and inspection projects by reviewing contractor submissions, maintaining RFIs, submittals, reports, change orders, and testing records. Coordinates schedules, tracks construction progress, provides technical guidance to field inspection teams, and ensures compliance with contract documents, CTDOT standards, and regulatory requirements. Communicates with agencies, engineers, contractors, and project stakeholders. The role requires construction documentation, CE&I, contract administration, Microsoft Office, and on-site coordination skills.

Design roadway geometry, drainage, traffic control, signing, pavement markings, and related transportation infrastructure for municipal and FDOT projects. Coordinate multidisciplinary design teams, ensure quality and schedule adherence, develop specifications, estimates, and reports, and interface with clients and project managers. The role also supports business development, mentors civil design staff, and may provide technical leadership. Candidates need five or more years of roadway design experience and a Florida PE license.

Leads complex capital improvement projects from planning and design through construction and closeout. Manages scope, schedules, budgets, procurement, quality, risk, contracts, and stakeholder coordination. Oversees multidisciplinary teams, consultants, contractors, and project controls while ensuring compliance with LAUSD standards, building codes, regulations, and contract requirements. Serves as the owner's representative for public sector construction projects and provides strategic leadership across multiple concurrent projects.

Leads regional hydraulic modeling for water distribution and wastewater collection systems. Directs complex analyses, evaluates system performance, develops infrastructure solutions, manages projects, mentors staff, reviews deliverables, ensures QA/QC, prepares technical studies and memoranda, supports proposals and budgets, and communicates with clients. The role requires extensive hydraulic modeling expertise, professional engineering registration, and proficiency with specialized modeling software.

Oversee the full lifecycle of complex construction projects, including planning, budgeting, scheduling, design coordination, construction execution, regulatory compliance, safety, quality assurance, risk management, stakeholder communication, and project closeout. Lead architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors, vendors, and school district representatives while ensuring projects meet scope, timeline, budget, quality, and operational requirements.

Leads traffic engineering and design projects from planning through final PS&E, providing technical oversight for ITS, signals, illumination, signing, pavement marking, and traffic operations. Manages scope, schedules, budgets, quality, and client satisfaction while developing staff, mentoring teams, supporting recruiting, and strengthening relationships with TxDOT, municipalities, transit agencies, and other Texas transportation clients. Supports business development through opportunity identification, pursuit strategy, proposals, and interviews, while helping expand the regional traffic engineering practice.

Leads transportation planning and traffic engineering projects, including corridor, mobility, safety, multimodal, transit, and traffic impact studies. Uses travel demand models, traffic forecasts, GIS, visualization, traffic operations tools, and microsimulation to develop recommendations. Manages project scope, schedules, budgets, quality, client relationships, and technical teams; prepares reports and presentations; mentors staff; supports proposals and practice growth.

Design drainage systems for public and private stormwater projects from inception through final design. Perform hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, including stormwater management, pipe conveyance, culvert, bridge, flood hazard, and green infrastructure assessments. Coordinate with agencies to secure design approvals and permits, assist with technical reports and schedules, and support SWPPP development. The role may also involve learning sanitary and stormwater pump station design.

Leads systems engineering and multidisciplinary technical teams for CBTC, train control, signaling, PTC, and advanced rail programs. Oversees requirements, architecture, interfaces, verification and validation, integration, testing, commissioning, safety assurance, operational readiness, project delivery, risk mitigation, client engagement, proposals, and business development. Mentors staff, supports hiring and technical growth, coordinates with transit agencies, suppliers, contractors, and engineering disciplines, and advances rail systems capabilities across North America.

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.

Lead a major Maryland transit modernization program as an owner’s representative. Responsibilities include overseeing design-build teams from engineering through construction and closeout; managing scope, schedule, budget, quality, risk, and technical delivery; coordinating multidisciplinary teams, agencies, utilities, contractors, and communities; and applying alternative delivery, stakeholder engagement, regulatory, and public infrastructure expertise.

Leads the design and delivery of HVAC and mechanical building systems across commercial, institutional, healthcare, transportation, government, and public-sector projects. Responsibilities include engineering calculations, system sizing, equipment selection, energy modeling, construction documentation, code compliance, multidisciplinary coordination, client communication, project planning, and mentoring junior staff. The role requires a PE license, Revit and BIM proficiency, and at least seven years of relevant experience.

Leads electrical engineering design and delivery for building and infrastructure projects, including power distribution, lighting, emergency power, fire alarm, and low-voltage systems. Prepares calculations, specifications, reports, and construction documents; coordinates multidisciplinary teams; serves as Engineer of Record; supports construction administration; ensures code compliance; mentors junior staff; and contributes to client relationships, project management, and business development.

Leads digital strategy and transformation advisory services for clients, including governance, program delivery, stakeholder engagement, business cases, organizational design, and delivery models. Builds and manages diverse teams, develops client relationships, leads market pursuits, identifies new opportunities, and oversees contract administration. Establishes design technology standards and workflows while advising management and exercising independent judgment across significant projects.

Supports planning, design, integration, and delivery of rail and transit systems. Manages system requirements, coordinates interfaces across signaling, communications, vehicles, civil, track, power, operations, and maintenance teams, and supports configuration management, verification and validation, testing, commissioning, risk management, and operational readiness.

Supports hydrologic and hydraulic analyses for transportation and infrastructure projects, including roadway drainage, culverts, stormwater facilities, erosion control, and green infrastructure. Assists with reports, technical memoranda, designs, drawings, calculations, permitting documentation, and project file management under senior staff supervision. Uses hydraulic modeling and drafting software while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. This hybrid internship requires at least three office days weekly, with preference for full-time participation of three months or more.

Leads architectural design, technical development, coordination, documentation, scheduling, budgeting, construction administration, and client presentations across multidisciplinary building projects. Supervises architects and engineers, coordinates consultants and contractors, ensures code and QA/QC compliance, develops specifications and construction documents, conducts site visits, and supports business development. The role guides projects from conceptual design through construction while maintaining scope, schedule, budget, and design intent.

Supports budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, M&A due diligence, financial modeling, reporting, and project-level forecasts. Analyzes financial data to identify trends, risks, and growth opportunities while improving finance processes, systems, and reporting capabilities. Collaborates with cross-functional teams to ensure data accuracy and provide actionable insights for strategic decision-making.