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Undergraduate interns explore civil engineering, structural engineering, construction management, or civil engineering technology through project assignments, office and field learning, safety training, and professional development. Interns present their work to leadership at the end of the internship. The role requires full-time undergraduate enrollment, a minimum 2.50 GPA, valid driver’s license, satisfactory motor vehicle record, and successful completion of applicable screening and fit-for-duty requirements.

Lead business development and growth for Volkert’s Utah AEC market. Build relationships with UDOT, municipalities, and other clients; identify and prioritize opportunities; develop capture, teaming, and pursuit strategies; guide proposal and interview teams; monitor market intelligence; and secure consulting contracts for engineering and construction management services. The role requires extensive travel, overnight stays, client engagement, and industry representation.

Designs and delivers roadway and transportation engineering projects, including plans, specifications, estimates, schedules, and construction documents. Coordinates with subconsultants and project teams, applies FDOT standards and engineering practices, manages assigned budgets and schedules, and supports quality assurance and quality control. Requires civil engineering education, roadway design experience, FE certification, FDOT expertise, and proficiency with MicroStation and OpenRoads Designer.

You will manage project execution, monitor progress, ensure quality control, maintain client relationships, and develop project controls and documentation for effective project delivery.

The job entails analyzing and designing stormwater management systems, collaborating with teams, overseeing projects, and mentoring junior staff, focused on drainage engineering in the Texas region.

The Roadway Project Manager oversees roadway design projects, manages staff, coordinates client communication, and ensures quality assurance while leading design efforts in the Mid-Atlantic region.

The Engineering Office Manager oversees the Lexington office's operations, manages engineering design tasks, leads business development efforts, and supervises staff while ensuring project quality and compliance with standards.

The CEI Contract Support Specialist oversees construction processes, provides contract administration, monitors costs, and ensures compliance with project schedules and budgets.

The Roadway Project Engineer will manage roadway design projects, coordinate with subconsultants, adhere to DOT standards, and ensure project delivery aligns with timelines and budgets.

The Senior Roadway Project Engineer will lead the design and development of roadway projects, ensuring compliance with DOT standards, budget, and schedule. Responsibilities include coordinating with subconsultants, preparing reports and specifications, and fostering a team-oriented environment for successful project delivery.