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Leads Sound Transit’s enterprise Quality and Internal Audit functions, including quality management, internal audit, regulatory compliance, risk management, continuous improvement, and organizational change. Advises the CEO, executive leadership, and Board committee; oversees quality and audit programs, staff, budgets, performance measures, corrective actions, and agency-wide compliance with federal, state, and industry requirements. The role also develops quality frameworks, strengthens organizational accountability, and manages stakeholder relationships in a hybrid office and field environment.

Leads multidisciplinary design delivery for transit system renewal and commuter rail projects. Manages technical teams, design consultants, contracts, budgets, schedules, design reviews, permits, construction support, and risk resolution. Coordinates with operations, engineering, architecture, planning, safety, IT, agencies, utilities, contractors, and community stakeholders. Supervises staff, provides strategic oversight, ensures regulatory compliance, and presents technical information to executive leadership and public boards.

Leads planning, design, environmental review, stakeholder engagement, budgeting, scheduling, and preliminary engineering for an assigned high-capacity transit corridor. Manages staff, consultants, contracts, community and government partnerships, regulatory compliance, project risks, and Board communications. Coordinates with engineering, construction, real estate, communications, and outreach teams to advance transit-oriented development and deliver project decisions, scope, schedule, and budget objectives.

The Corridor Manager aligns government and community relations, capital delivery, and CEO office activities for the Tacoma Dome Link Extension. Responsibilities include developing engagement strategies, advising leadership on political and policy issues, coordinating stakeholders, identifying project risks, preparing executives for external engagements, drafting communications and presentations, and managing relationships with elected officials, tribal partners, governments, community groups, and transportation stakeholders.

Supports planning, design, and construction phases of capital transit projects. Coordinates project documentation, schedules, budgets, contracts, consultants, contractors, agency departments, public outreach, meetings, technical analyses, reports, signage projects, and construction activities. Monitors project controls, expenditures, submittals, and compliance while communicating with public agencies, elected officials, businesses, residents, and community groups.

Leads the design delivery of transit capital projects, coordinating multidisciplinary design teams, consultants, agency departments, stakeholders, and third parties. Manages design scopes, contracts, schedules, budgets, reviews, permits, risk, construction support, and resolution of technical issues. Supervises and develops staff, ensures regulatory and policy compliance, supports public and executive communications, and represents the agency in project and professional forums.

Design and govern secure, scalable Azure-based enterprise solutions. Lead architectural reviews, coordinate cross-team integrations, drive standards and governance, mentor solution architects, support procurement and vendor reviews, and translate designs into operational deliverables while aligning technology with business strategy.

Manage and mentor in-house and on-call design consultants for small capital projects. Oversee design quality, schedules, resources, contract documents, technical reviews, cost estimating, and root cause analyses. Ensure compliance with agency standards and codes, coordinate with construction and operations, and provide senior-level engineering, signing/stamping of documents, and process improvements.

Leads design delivery for transit infrastructure projects, coordinating multidisciplinary consultant and engineering teams across stations, rail, bus, civil, structural, architectural, and systems efforts. Manages design contracts, scopes, budgets, schedules, reviews, risks, permits, stakeholder coordination, construction support, and design-related changes. Supervises and develops staff, resolves technical issues, prepares executive reports, supports negotiations, and ensures compliance with applicable regulations, agency policies, safety requirements, and sustainability goals.

Serve as Sound Transit’s principal advisor and liaison to Puget Sound and Pacific Northwest Tribal Governments. Provide strategic leadership, develop and implement tribal engagement and consultation protocols, support negotiations and partnerships, coordinate across agency teams on planning, permitting, and project delivery, and deliver training and guidance to increase organizational understanding of tribal sovereignty and cultural considerations.