Jobs at T&M Associates

This is a general talent community application for future opportunities at T&M Associates, an engineering and technical services firm. Applicants may be considered for roles supporting buildings and facilities, land development, environmental services, transportation, or water projects. The company offers hybrid work, benefits, and professional development. New hires must provide documentation confirming eligibility to work in the United States.

Designs electrical systems for commercial, institutional, and residential facilities. Prepares drawings, calculations, and construction documents; participates in project meetings; coordinates with project teams; conducts field surveys; supports construction administration; and applies applicable codes and standards. Requires a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, 3–5 years of building electrical design experience, AutoCAD proficiency, and strong communication and organizational skills.

Designs and improves industrial wastewater treatment systems, including wastewater characterization, treatment process calculations, hydraulic design, pumping systems, equipment specifications, and process controls. Evaluates regulatory compliance, prepares permit applications, performs cost-benefit analyses, and supports construction activities through submittal reviews, RFIs, pay application reviews, and owner advising. Requires a PE license, 8+ years of water or wastewater engineering experience, and travel up to 25%.

Supports CAD and BIM technology across engineering and design disciplines by developing 2D/3D documentation, maintaining BIM models and digital content, enforcing standards, performing quality control and clash detection, troubleshooting software, and training users. The role collaborates with multidisciplinary project teams to improve workflows, coordinate deliverables, and advance the organization’s BIM program.

Leads the Digital Solutions and Innovation team while owning the firm’s Microsoft 365 ecosystem, collaboration platforms, AI adoption, workflow automation, governance, and digital workplace modernization. Personally delivers SharePoint migrations, Microsoft Copilot deployments, Power Automate workflows, Copilot Studio agents, and productivity solutions. Drives user adoption through training, communications, and change management, partners with technical and business stakeholders, monitors platform usage, and supports Microsoft Dynamics adoption.

Leads complex municipal and community development projects from planning through completion, managing scope, schedules, budgets, regulations, multidisciplinary teams, and client relationships. Oversees high-value infrastructure projects, delegates work, mentors project staff, supports business development, and coordinates with construction management teams. Responsibilities cover roads, drainage, water, sewer, parks, and public facilities, requiring strong municipal engineering, permitting, stormwater, budgeting, scheduling, and leadership expertise.

Leads municipal civil engineering projects from business development and proposals through execution, financial management, quality control, and closeout. Builds and expands public-sector client relationships, identifies cross-selling opportunities, represents the firm in professional organizations, mentors staff, and ensures technical excellence and client satisfaction across community and land development projects.

Leads and supervises municipal engineers while overseeing capital improvement projects involving roads, drainage, sewer, water, parks, and athletic fields. Manages project schedules, budgets, quality, client relationships, contractors, and regulatory coordination. Reviews municipal site plans, zoning applications, and subdivisions; oversees field inspections and prepares technical recommendations for planning and zoning boards. Requires a civil engineering degree, PE license, 10+ years of experience, AutoCAD Civil 3D familiarity, and availability for municipal evening meetings.

Manages a municipal engineering group and oversees roadway, drainage, sewer, water, parks, and athletic field projects. Responsibilities include mentoring staff, reviewing engineering plans and technical deliverables, managing budgets and schedules, supporting business development, maintaining client and agency relationships, reviewing municipal site plans and zoning applications, and attending planning and municipal meetings.

Leads complex electrical systems design and project delivery for building and facility projects. Supervises technical staff, oversees electrical engineering quality, supports business development, and collaborates with multidisciplinary MEP teams. Responsibilities include designing power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, and low-voltage systems; applying building codes and industry standards; managing projects; and delivering solutions for public and private-sector clients.

Manage municipal community development and capital improvement projects from planning through completion. Coordinate technical teams, delegate tasks, oversee budgets and schedules, maintain client relationships, ensure regulatory compliance, and mentor junior engineers and assistant project managers. Projects may include roads, drainage, water, sewer, parks, and public facilities. The role requires municipal engineering expertise, knowledge of stormwater and permitting, proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D, and strong leadership and communication skills.

Design plumbing and fire protection systems for buildings, including water, drainage, gas, compressed air, sprinkler, fire pump, and suppression systems. Prepare construction documents, calculations, drawings, details, and specifications. Support construction administration through site visits, meetings, submittal reviews, and RFI responses while coordinating with multidisciplinary engineering teams across several projects.

Supports NJDOT roadway safety programs, including HSIP and SHSP implementation, road and pedestrian safety audits, transportation project reviews, technical reporting, program data management, and automation. Collaborates with NJDOT, local agencies, and multidisciplinary stakeholders to develop safety improvements, ensure standards compliance, provide technical guidance, and support outreach. The role is full-time and onsite at NJDOT Headquarters in Ewing, New Jersey.

Leads the growth of an MEP engineering team in Pennsylvania, including recruiting and supervising mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection engineers. Oversees technical workloads, client relationships, business development, proposal development, market strategy, branding, and networking. The role requires a PE license, extensive MEP design experience, knowledge of industry codes, and 15+ years of progressive engineering experience.

Leads complex GIS, software development, and systems integration projects from planning through delivery. Manages project scope, schedules, budgets, QA/QC, proposals, contracts, and client relationships. Supervises technical staff, advises clients, supports business development and portfolio growth, represents the firm at industry events, and develops partnerships with Esri and related vendors.

Conduct safety inspections, compliance evaluations, hazard assessments, industrial hygiene sampling, exposure monitoring, and risk assessments across client facilities. Evaluate workplace hazards, recommend hierarchy-of-controls strategies, develop safety programs and corrective actions, prepare technical reports, and support incident reviews and root-cause analyses. The role requires strong technical writing, client communication, OSHA knowledge, field data management, and up to 30% regional travel.