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Leads waterfront engineering projects involving ports, harbors, terminals, marine facilities, shoreline infrastructure, and coastal assets. Builds client relationships, supports planning, design, analysis, project delivery, construction-phase reviews, and multidisciplinary coordination. Develops engineering plans, specifications, reports, and calculations while contributing to proposals, pursuits, business development, and regional practice growth across Detroit and the Great Lakes.

Leads complex, multidisciplinary capital programs from concept through startup for major manufacturing clients. Oversees scope, execution strategy, project controls, procurement, contracting, construction coordination, commissioning, safety, cost, schedule, and quality. Serves as senior client advisor, guides internal teams and vendors, mentors project professionals, manages stakeholder relationships, supports business development, and drives continuous improvement. Travel is approximately 25–35%.

Leads multidisciplinary marine infrastructure projects from planning and design through permitting, procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout. Manages scope, budgets, schedules, resources, risks, quality, and stakeholder communications while serving as the primary client contact. Guides capital planning and phased implementation strategies, supports technical standards development, and identifies market opportunities. The role also contributes to infrastructure modernization projects and business growth across multiple U.S. regions.

Advise ports, municipalities, and transportation agencies on infrastructure planning, funding strategies, grant applications, regulatory compliance, and environmental reviews. Manage grant administration, project milestones, reporting, and stakeholder coordination across coastal, waterfront, freight, rail, roadway, waterway, and multimodal projects. Monitor transportation and maritime policy, assess funding eligibility and competitiveness, lead environmental documentation and permitting, and prepare client-facing plans, reports, presentations, and proposals.

Performs coastal engineering analyses, field data collection, numerical modeling, construction observation, technical report and plan preparation, and permit documentation. The role supports wave transformation, hydrodynamics, sediment transport, and coastal morphology projects while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and communicating technical topics to stakeholders.

Leads the development and engagement of approximately 50 employees while managing workforce planning, staffing, performance reviews, career development, succession planning, compensation programs, onboarding, and team culture. Partners with project managers, technical leads, recruiting, and HR in a matrixed consulting environment. Supports resource allocation, conflict resolution, hiring, and member experience while traveling 25–50% to other locations.

Supports process and utility engineering projects for industrial clients. Responsibilities include field data gathering, preparing P&IDs and other design documents, assisting with CADD drawings, interpreting specifications, performing process calculations such as pump and valve sizing, and developing equipment lists. The intern works under experienced engineers during a Summer 2027 internship.

The Lead Process Engineer will oversee process mechanical design, ensure quality, interface with clients, generate specifications, and support business development.

Design and provide QA/QC for municipal sanitary and storm conveyance systems, lift stations, and water resources. Perform capacity analysis, rehabilitation and forcemain design, permitting, technical reports, cost estimates, hydraulic modeling, plan/spec preparation, and construction administration while coordinating with agencies, contractors, and project stakeholders.

Manage client relationships, drive business development, lead proposals, and ensure project success in marine infrastructure. Mentor team members and foster long-term client satisfaction.