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Leads Dewberry’s Western Region, overseeing five offices, strategic growth, operational performance, profitability, P&L accountability, client relationships, and leadership development. The role drives market expansion across transportation, water, wastewater, infrastructure, and land development while building organizational capacity and high-performing teams. The manager also represents the firm with public agencies, private-sector partners, industry organizations, and community stakeholders.

Traffic Engineering Intern supporting traffic signal, signing and pavement marking, work zone control, ITS, CAV technology, roadway lighting, traffic operations, and safety analyses under the direction of a licensed engineer. The role requires pursuing a transportation-focused B.S. in Civil Engineering and using CADD software such as MicroStation or AutoCAD. Interns gain hands-on project experience and participate in professional development activities.

Manages complex roadway transportation projects from design through delivery, including supervising support staff, overseeing document production, monitoring budgets and schedules, supporting proposal and marketing efforts, and maintaining regular client communication. The role requires civil or transportation engineering expertise, roadway design experience, project management capabilities, familiarity with VDOT processes and locality projects, and a Virginia PE license or ability to obtain one.

Manage and perform ITS and electronic toll collection design projects, lead and mentor traffic engineers, coordinate with multidisciplinary transportation teams, and oversee scopes, schedules, budgets, and fee proposals. The role includes client meetings, business development, and ITS design involving vehicle detection, surveillance, dynamic message signs, tolling infrastructure, and connected vehicle technologies. Candidates need a civil engineering degree, PE license, extensive ITS and traffic engineering experience, and MicroStation proficiency.

Designs electrical power systems for buildings, supporting BIM, engineering calculations, construction drawings, specifications, code reviews, trade coordination, submittal reviews, and construction site reviews. The role emphasizes sustainable design, energy efficiency, quality control, and collaboration across MEP disciplines. Candidates will use Revit and related engineering software to meet project requirements and manage multiple deadlines in a team environment.

Leads multidisciplinary site civil and land development projects from concept through construction completion. Responsibilities include stormwater, grading, drainage, and utility design; technical review; permitting; client relationship management; scopes, schedules, proposals, budgets, and delivery oversight. The role also coordinates contractors and stakeholders, supports construction field meetings, contributes to business development, and mentors staff.

Designs electrical systems for building projects, including power distribution, emergency generation, lighting, fire alarm, telecommunications, and other technology systems. Produces construction documents using Revit MEP and AutoCAD, writes specifications, coordinates multiple disciplines, reviews shop drawings and submittals, performs code reviews and construction site reviews, and collaborates with architects, contractors, clients, and code officials.

Performs traffic studies, traffic analyses, field investigations, traffic signal design and timing, ITS and roadway lighting tasks, construction support, cost estimating, and traffic modeling. Works with engineers, planners, and technicians on roadway and transit projects while learning planning and design practices. Prepares traffic signal plans and follows state and municipal standards.

Manages interdisciplinary highway engineering projects, including roadway design, contract documents, budgets, schedules, quality control, subconsultants, proposals, and client relationships. Supervises highway engineering work involving alignments, utility relocations, traffic control, right-of-way, drainage, signals, lighting, plans, specifications, and cost estimates. Requires a civil engineering degree, New Jersey PE license, 10+ years of highway design experience, NJDOT/NJTA expertise, MicroStation and OpenRoads Designer proficiency, and a valid driver’s license.

Designs electrical systems and construction documents for building projects, including power distribution, emergency generation, lighting, fire alarm, and telecommunications systems. Uses Revit MEP and AutoCAD for BIM and drafting, writes specifications, coordinates with other disciplines, reviews shop drawings and submittals, performs code reviews, and conducts construction site reviews. Collaborates with architects, contractors, clients, and code officials in a multidisciplinary environment.