Jobs at WSB

Supports PMO project delivery through performance analysis, reporting, project setup, governance, forecasting, and process improvement. Partners with project managers and leadership to review KPIs, financial performance, risks, budgets, resources, and project data. Develops dashboards and presentations using Power BI, Excel, and PowerPoint; maintains project systems, documentation, templates, and training materials; and drives improvements to PMO workflows and reporting processes.

Supports stormwater and water resources projects through hydrology and hydraulics modeling, design calculations, cost estimates, technical reports, and design development. May oversee technicians and graduate engineers. With career progression, responsibilities may expand to project planning, team leadership, budgeting, scheduling, proposal development, client development, and project management.

Leads the national internship program and supports early-career development for graduate engineers and new hires. Responsibilities include full-cycle campus recruiting, university partnerships, onboarding, mentorship, training, career events, program metrics, employee guidance, compliance, and recordkeeping. The role builds early-career talent pipelines and supports employee growth and retention.

Leads and grows municipal engineering practices across the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West. Responsibilities include business development, client relationship management, pursuit leadership, revenue and budget ownership, workforce planning, recruiting, team development, civil engineering technical direction, Engineer of Record duties, and oversight of multidisciplinary projects for municipalities and state DOTs.

Leads subsurface utility engineering projects from planning through closeout, managing scope, schedules, budgets, quality, resources, client communications, and deliverables. Coordinates field and office teams, utility owners, contractors, survey crews, and subcontractors. Oversees utility locating, verification, mapping, documentation, safety, risk mitigation, invoicing, and financial performance. Reviews technical materials, supports proposals and business development, mentors staff, and conducts field visits and quality assessments.

Leads enterprise AI, data, application, and product strategy; oversees AI adoption, governance, architecture, software development, enterprise applications, and data strategy. Partners with executives to prioritize technology investments, deliver measurable business outcomes, establish standards, manage portfolios, and guide organizational change. Leads teams through coaching, hiring, budgeting, performance management, and workforce planning.

Leads regional right-of-way operations across utility, renewable energy, and transportation projects. Oversees project portfolios, budgets, schedules, compliance, consultants, acquisitions, relocations, and negotiations. Manages client relationships, business development, staffing, resource allocation, training, and performance. Ensures adherence to the Uniform Relocation Act and applicable regulations while expanding the Texas Right of Way Group and maintaining delivery quality, utilization, revenue, and growth objectives.

Provides administrative and operational support to a construction contract administration team. Responsibilities include preparing and distributing documents, maintaining electronic records, tracking reports and project information, coordinating with stakeholders, entering data in SAP or similar systems, and supporting compliance and project close-out activities. The role requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, multitasking, and proficiency with Microsoft Office tools. Work is primarily onsite with occasional extended hours and potential travel or field visits.

Supports engineers in designing and delivering municipal infrastructure projects involving roads, utilities, drainage, and public improvements. Responsibilities include preparing plans, calculations, estimates, reports, specifications, permit applications, and technical analyses; reviewing engineering documents; attending meetings and site visits; collecting data; and collaborating with multidisciplinary project teams while developing civil engineering skills.

Supports engineers in designing and delivering municipal infrastructure projects, including roads, utilities, drainage, and public improvements. Assists with design calculations, cost estimates, technical analyses, reports, specifications, permits, drawing reviews, site visits, data collection, and project coordination. The internship provides hands-on experience with engineering practices, municipal design processes, and collaborative project delivery.

Supports engineers with the design and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects, including roads, utilities, drainage, and public improvements. Assists with calculations, cost estimates, technical analyses, reports, specifications, permits, drawing reviews, project coordination, data collection, site visits, and field observations while gaining practical experience in municipal engineering.

Entry-level municipal engineering role supporting wastewater and other infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include design coordination, engineering calculations, cost estimates, plan preparation, technical report writing, project scheduling and budgeting, team coordination, proposal support, and client development. Candidates need a civil engineering degree, FE exam and EIT registration, familiarity with municipal engineering and AutoCAD Civil 3D, a valid driver's license, and strong communication skills.

Leads complex AEC projects from inception through completion, managing schedules, budgets, contracts, change orders, risks, resources, quality, and client relationships. Oversees multidisciplinary teams, monitors financial performance, coordinates construction administration activities, prepares status reports and proposals, and supports client retention and new business. The role also includes people leadership, workforce planning, compliance, and operational execution in office and construction field environments.

Supports engineers with the design and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects, including roads, utilities, drainage, and public improvements. Assists with design calculations, cost estimates, technical analyses, plans, reports, specifications, permits, drawing reviews, site visits, data collection, and project coordination while developing engineering skills through hands-on experience.

Designs and manages municipal engineering projects, including 3D modeling, calculations, estimates, plans, budgets, schedules, quality checks, and client coordination. The role develops proposals, troubleshoots design and construction issues, maintains project documentation, and mentors graduate engineers and technicians. A civil engineering degree, 4+ years of municipal engineering experience, PE licensure or eligibility, AutoCAD Civil 3D proficiency, and a valid driver’s license are required.

Provides strategic, operational, and technical leadership for a municipal engineering practice. Oversees multidisciplinary teams, financial performance, staffing, client relationships, complex infrastructure programs, budgets, contracts, risks, regulatory compliance, and business development. Leads municipal capital improvement projects, supports workforce planning, coaches staff, and develops client solutions and funding strategies. Requires extensive municipal engineering experience, professional engineer registration, and experience working with Tennessee municipalities.

Provides strategic, operational, and technical leadership for a municipal engineering practice. Oversees multidisciplinary teams, financial performance, workforce planning, client relationships, infrastructure programs, contracts, budgets, risks, regulatory compliance, and business development. Leads municipal projects from proposals through closeout while mentoring staff and supporting growth strategies.

Provides strategic, operational, and technical leadership for a municipal engineering practice. Oversees multidisciplinary teams, financial performance, workforce planning, client relationships, infrastructure programs, budgets, contracts, risk mitigation, regulatory compliance, and business development. Leads municipal capital improvement projects, supports staffing and resource allocation, mentors employees, manages performance, and advises municipal clients and agencies. The role requires civil engineering expertise, professional engineer registration, substantial municipal engineering experience, and strong client leadership.

Perform traffic analysis and simulation using industry tools, design traffic plans in Bentley/AutoCAD, conduct safety analyses, review traffic data, compile information, and prepare technical reports while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

Lead multi-discipline municipal projects from proposal through closeout. Manage budgets, schedules, client relationships, public meetings, and project teams. Deliver CIP programs, secure alternative funding, coordinate stakeholders, support business development, and act as client-facing extension of city engineering/public works staff.