Jobs at WGI

Performs geospatial workflows involving imagery preprocessing, vector digitization, LiDAR classification, DEM creation, hydrographic breakline extraction, data conflation, metadata, reporting, and geodatabase management. Develops and distributes high-quality aerial imagery, LiDAR, and other geospatial products while supporting geospatial standards and quality control. Collaborates with teams and works independently to solve geospatial problems and maintain data, services, and applications.

Leads multiple architecture projects from design through delivery, managing scopes, budgets, schedules, documentation, client relationships, quality control, and project teams. Supports architecture practice growth through proposals, fee estimates, marketing, staff development, standards, and financial performance. Requires a licensed architect with significant post-graduation experience and proficiency in architectural design and documentation software.

Leads electrical and lighting design for construction documents across multifamily, commercial, high-rise, and hospitality projects. Coordinates project deliverables, QA/QC, budgets, workloads, schedules, client communications, municipalities, and utilities. Provides technical mentorship, reviews designs, resolves issues, and supports team development. Requires a bachelor’s degree, 10+ years of experience, a PE license, and Autodesk Revit proficiency. This is an onsite role in Austin or Tampa.

Leads electrical and lighting design for construction documents across multifamily, commercial, high-rise, hospitality, and other markets. Coordinates project deliverables, quality assurance, schedules, budgets, workloads, and client or municipal requirements. Reviews designs for accuracy, mentors team members, communicates project progress and concerns, and maintains relationships with plan reviewers and utility designers. Requires a PE license, extensive electrical engineering experience, and proficiency in Autodesk Revit.

Manage land surveying operations, teams, budgets, schedules, quality control, safety, and client relationships for public and private geospatial projects. Lead business development, mentor staff, coordinate with discipline leads, oversee boundary and corridor surveys, and sign and seal survey documents as the responsible Texas professional. The role requires a Texas Registered Professional Land Surveyor license, progressive post-licensure experience, strong surveying software knowledge, leadership skills, and a valid driver’s license.

Leads large-scale MEP projects from inception through closeout, overseeing design, installation, commissioning, budgets, schedules, resources, quality, and risk. Manages and mentors multidisciplinary engineering teams, coordinates with clients, architects, contractors, and stakeholders, and serves as the primary client contact. Responsibilities also include project reporting, process improvement, proposal development, business pursuits, client relationship management, and representing the firm at industry events.

Manages remote sensing and geospatial projects from proposal development through delivery and closeout. Oversees LiDAR and photogrammetry activities, quality control, business development, profitability, strategic growth, hiring, and associate training. Collaborates with market and operational leaders on investments, partnerships, acquisitions, and operational goals while ensuring safe and effective project execution.

Performs collection, processing, quality assurance, and analysis of LiDAR and aerial imagery data. Troubleshoots geospatial processing workflows, GNSS and IMU equipment, supports data management and archiving strategies, and helps train associates. The role requires GIS knowledge, 3D modeling and visualization understanding, teamwork, problem-solving, travel, and adherence to safety and information security policies.

Supports geospatial AI and machine learning projects by preparing satellite imagery, lidar, and vector data; developing and evaluating models for feature extraction, classification, and image segmentation; building automation workflows; visualizing results; documenting processes; and collaborating with GIS, lidar, and data science teams. The internship is office-based in Huntsville, Alabama and includes mentorship, technical discussions, and hands-on client or research work.

Leads full-lifecycle SCADA and industrial controls projects, including system architecture, electrical design, PLC and HMI programming, communications integration, field commissioning, troubleshooting, client support, and project closeout. Programs Allen-Bradley PLCs, integrates instrumentation and networks, performs testing and loop checks, coordinates engineering and panel shop resources, and supports proposals and fee estimates. Requires extensive field experience, regional travel, and independent project ownership.

Develops and maintains accurate geospatial data products using GIS, CAD, remote sensing, aerial imagery, and LiDAR workflows. Responsibilities include imagery preprocessing, vector digitization, LiDAR classification and feature extraction, metadata preparation, project reporting, geodatabase management, and advising on geospatial standards. The role requires ESRI experience, strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively. It is limited to transitioning DoD SkillBridge service members.

Manages accounts payable processes, including invoice verification, coding, data entry, payment preparation, vendor communication, discrepancy resolution, expense report review, vendor record maintenance, W-9 and 1099 tracking, and AP aging monitoring. The role also supports special projects and requires strong organization, attention to detail, communication, Excel proficiency, and familiarity with accounting software.

Leads transportation drainage engineering projects as Engineer of Record, overseeing storm sewer and stormwater management designs, plans, calculations, permits, and documentation. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, performs quality control, mentors engineers, supports project administration and business development, and serves as a client-facing representative. Requires Florida PE registration, FDOT design expertise, advanced MicroStation/GEOPAK proficiency, and at least eight years of experience. Hydrologic and hydraulic modeling experience is advantageous.

Design roadway drainage systems, including basin delineation, storm sewer layouts, stormwater facilities, plans, estimates, permits, and post-design services. Coordinate engineering documents and multidisciplinary teams, prepare drainage plans, review shop drawings, and ensure compliance with codes, standards, and environmental regulations. Hydrologic and hydraulic modeling experience is advantageous.

Assist with roadway and transportation engineering design projects, including geometric alignments, profiles, cross sections, traffic control details, construction plans, quantity estimates, pavement design reports, and specifications. Use MicroStation, GEOPAK, and 3D corridor modeling tools while collaborating with multidisciplinary engineering teams and supporting public-sector transportation clients.

Collect, process, analyze, and quality-check LiDAR and aerial imagery data. Troubleshoot routine LiDAR processing, GNSS, and IMU issues; develop workflows; support data management, storage, and archiving strategies; and apply GIS concepts involving coordinate systems and projections. The role requires teamwork, independent work, safety and information security compliance, and out-of-town travel with occasional overtime.

Designs roadway drainage systems, including basin delineation, storm sewer layouts, stormwater management facilities, plans, estimates, and post-design services. Coordinates engineering documents, permit packages, calculations, specifications, and multidisciplinary teams. Prepares drainage plans, reviews shop drawings, and ensures compliance with applicable codes, standards, and environmental regulations. Hydrologic and hydraulic modeling experience is advantageous.

Design roadway drainage systems, including basin delineation, storm sewer layouts, stormwater management facilities, plans, estimates, and post-design services. Prepare permits and engineering documentation, coordinate multidisciplinary plans and specifications, review shop drawings, and ensure compliance with applicable codes, standards, and environmental regulations. Hydrologic and hydraulic modeling experience is beneficial.

The Architect manages multiple projects from design through completion, coordinating technical and administrative efforts, client communications, budgets, schedules, scopes, proposals, documentation, and project teams. Responsibilities include maintaining design standards, reviewing multidisciplinary documents, ensuring quality control, and implementing architectural policies and procedures across offices. The role serves clients across Florida, Texas, and nationally.

Performs field surveying and geomatics work, including construction staking, as-builts, topographic, hydrographic, utility, and property surveys. Reduces raw data, conducts field calculations and error analysis, prepares CAD drawings, collects GIS data, performs research, and operates surveying equipment independently. The role requires extensive travel and communication of technical findings.