Jobs at Wallace Montgomery

Manages alternative delivery and infrastructure projects from planning through construction. Responsibilities include supervising multidisciplinary teams and subconsultants, coordinating owners, agencies, utilities, and design-build teams, and managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, quality control, procurement, permitting, and stakeholder communications. The role also supports proposals, client relations, public presentations, mentoring, financial management, and project documentation. Experience with design-build, public-sector owners, owner representation, and complex infrastructure is valued.

Design and manage mechanical systems for industrial and commercial facility projects from concept through construction and commissioning. Responsibilities include HVAC, plumbing, compressed air, process piping, and thermal system design; load calculations; equipment sizing; system layouts; code compliance; and use of AutoCAD or Revit. Energy efficiency and sustainability experience is preferred. A mechanical engineering degree and PE licensure in MD, DE, and NJ, or reciprocity eligibility, are required.

Design electrical systems for complex facility projects from concept through construction and commissioning. Responsibilities include power distribution, lighting, grounding, low-voltage systems, single-line diagrams, load calculations, equipment specifications, and code compliance. The role requires collaboration across transportation, institutional, and industrial projects, proficiency with AutoCAD or Revit, a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, and a PE license in Maryland, Delaware, and New Jersey or the ability to obtain reciprocity.

Designs and analyzes bridges and structural systems for Maryland transportation projects, including new construction, rehabilitation, replacement, safety inspections, and overweight vehicle permit reviews. Prepares calculations, plans, estimates, specifications, and construction documents; collaborates with multidisciplinary teams; performs quality control; and mentors junior engineers. May supervise designers and technicians.

Entry-level civil engineering role supporting design studies, calculations, specifications, contract drawings, estimates, construction oversight, field inspections, utility locating, records research, and quantity calculations. The engineer works across disciplines including structural, highway, environmental, geotechnical, transportation, site and civil, water, wastewater, and transit engineering. Proficiency with CADD systems is expected.

Leads civil engineering design efforts, oversees junior engineers, makes independent technical decisions, and collaborates with clients, vendors, and project teams. The role includes participating in public presentations and contributing to technical project quality. Candidates need at least five years of design experience, advanced design leadership, a civil engineering degree, proficiency with CADD and Microsoft Office applications, and strong communication and teamwork skills.

Designs highways and roadway projects, prepares engineering studies, reports, drawings, specifications, estimates, and construction documents. Reviews technical methods and compliance, participates in public presentations and field inspections, monitors design practices, mentors junior engineers, trains employees on CADD software, and communicates with clients.

Designs and analyzes bridges and other transportation structures, preparing calculations, plans, estimates, specifications, and construction documents. Performs NBIS-compliant bridge safety inspections and overweight vehicle permit analyses. Uses structural modeling and analysis software, collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering teams, supports quality assurance, and mentors junior engineers. The role may also supervise designers and technicians.

Prepares and reviews civil engineering drawings, studies, reports, 3D site-grading models, design documents, calculations, quantity takeoffs, and cost estimates. Coordinates with disciplines and subconsultants, researches property records, performs field inspections and utility or survey-related activities, maintains accurate records, and completes training. The role requires civil engineering or drafting expertise, CADD proficiency, strong communication, and collaboration skills.

Prepares and reviews civil site development drawings, reports, calculations, 3D grading models, quantity takeoffs, and cost estimates. Performs CADD drafting, coordinates with project disciplines and subconsultants, researches property records, and supports field inspections, utility locating, traffic counts, and topographic work. Maintains activity records and completes required training.

Provides administrative support for the firm and Construction Management department. Manages administrative team coverage, sub-agreements, company events, announcements, travel arrangements, shipping, letterhead, phone lists, and incoming calls. Collaborates across departments and offices while adapting to shifting priorities and meeting demanding deadlines.

Lead and supervise water resources engineering projects including design, modeling, QA/QC, client coordination, subconsultant management, schedule and budget monitoring, mentoring junior staff, and public presentations for transportation-related and stormwater projects.

Lead proposal development for public and private-sector projects, coordinating kickoffs, schedules, RFP compliance, procurement phases, marketing materials, editing, client interview preparation, and presentations. Maintain resumes and project sheets, support daily marketing operations, and attend pre-proposal meetings, debriefs, and industry conferences as needed. The role requires 1–2 years of A/E industry marketing experience, strong communication and organizational skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Acrobat.