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Entry-level Mechanical Engineer supporting facility and retrofit projects, laboratory and mission-critical facilities, energy conservation studies, condition assessments, and due diligence reports. Responsibilities include preparing mechanical calculations, reports, construction drawings, specifications, schedules, and cost estimates; coordinating multiple disciplines; and meeting project deadlines in a team environment.

Design and prepare contract documents for roadway improvement projects for various clients. The role requires collaboration with highway engineering professionals, application of roadway design standards, use of engineering and drafting software, and strong written and verbal communication. This entry-level position supports professional development and offers opportunities to work on complex transportation projects.

Designs and analyzes traffic engineering systems, including signals, signing, pavement markings, lighting, work zone traffic control, ITS, and traffic operations. Prepares designs, cost estimates, client presentations, and proposal materials while collaborating with roadway, structures, hydraulics, and environmental teams. Requires a civil engineering degree, at least two years of traffic engineering experience, and MicroStation or AutoCAD proficiency.

Develop traffic engineering solutions for roadway and multimodal transportation projects, including traffic control, signing and pavement marking, signal and ITS design, roadway lighting, and operations analysis. Prepare design plans for DOT and municipal clients, support project and task management, build client relationships, present at industry events, and contribute to business and technical growth.

Manages MEP projects from concept through construction administration while serving as the primary client contact. Oversees design and construction documents, multidisciplinary coordination, schedules, quality control, permitting reviews, bidding, project billing, site inspections, commissioning, and client communications. Develops proposals and new business, advises owners, supports recruiting, and may mentor junior project managers. Requires an engineering degree, Professional Engineer licensure or near-term eligibility, construction-process knowledge, and strong understanding of building systems and applicable codes.

Leads and grows a regional traffic engineering team while managing traffic-focused projects involving traffic control, signing and marking, ITS, signals, and traffic operations. Responsibilities include client development, project pursuit support, project and workload management, schedule and budget oversight, scope and fee development, team leadership, and quality control reviews. The role requires extensive transportation engineering experience, professional licensure, and collaboration with public-sector transportation clients.

Designs instrumentation and control systems for water and wastewater projects, including specifications, drawings, cost estimates, SCADA, PLC, DCS, loop sheets, control diagrams, network drawings, and P&IDs. Provides technical guidance, code review, quality oversight, contractor documentation review, and client coordination. Leads recruiting, training, mentoring, and management of instrumentation and controls staff while improving engineering standards and practices.

Leads mechanical engineering discipline delivery, staffing, scheduling, budgeting, quality, and client commitments for MEP projects. Manages and develops department staff, supports recruitment, establishes design standards, reviews project scopes and fees, identifies engineering resources, and monitors schedules and budgets. Participates in multidiscipline sales and proposal development, with responsibility for delivering high-quality engineering work and supporting client objectives.

Leads multidisciplinary federal civil engineering projects from concept through construction administration, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, quality, permitting, technical design, client relationships, and construction support. Manages project teams, coordinates with agencies and consultants, supports business development, attends meetings and site visits, prepares technical documentation, and mentors junior staff.

Lead drainage and water resources engineering for transportation projects, serving as Engineer-of-Record, senior engineer, or project manager. Responsibilities include drainage analysis, plan and report preparation, cost estimating, quality control, permitting coordination, multidisciplinary collaboration, client development, project oversight, and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires FDOT drainage experience, knowledge of Florida permitting agencies, relevant engineering software proficiency, and a Florida PE license or ability to obtain one.