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Leads the South Florida transportation design business, overseeing client relationships, business development, pursuit strategy, recruiting, staff performance, office operations, budgets, schedules, quality, and project delivery. Builds relationships with Florida transportation agencies and teaming partners, develops growth plans, manages local resources, mentors employees, and supports regional sales and utilization goals. The role may also serve as a practice or project leader.

Develops and manages highway, interstate drainage, and stormwater improvement projects from preliminary through final design. Performs engineering calculations, prepares plans, specifications, reports, and cost estimates, and coordinates with project teams, consultants, clients, and transportation agencies. Manages project documentation, schedules, budgets, and scope; supports client development, proposals, fee schedules, and client communications. Requires North Carolina drainage experience and a professional engineering license.

Design roadway infrastructure including freeways, interchanges, streets, intersections, and roundabouts. Perform engineering calculations, develop plans, specifications, reports, and cost estimates, and coordinate plan reviews for accuracy and quality. Conduct site investigations and communicate technical information through drawings and reports. Support project engineers and managers on transportation projects, including KDOT and KTA work.

Leads electrical engineering design for transportation infrastructure, including highway and bridge lighting, roadway electrical systems, photometric studies, load calculations, and power distribution. Oversees construction documents, specifications, estimates, shop drawings, RFIs, and quality control. Provides technical leadership and mentoring, coordinates multidisciplinary teams, supports project planning and client coordination, and contributes to proposals and business development.

Leads railroad track system design, including alignments, turnouts, yards, crossings, and track components. Prepares drawings, specifications, calculations, estimates, bid documents, and reports; performs geometry analysis and develops rehabilitation recommendations. Coordinates multidisciplinary engineering teams, supports construction through inspections and submittal reviews, ensures FRA and AREMA compliance, manages project deliverables, mentors junior staff, and participates in client and business development activities.

Leads traffic engineering design projects, including signing and striping, lighting, signals, ITS, intersections, and maintenance of traffic plans. Performs traffic simulation, impact analyses, feasibility studies, report writing, construction plan reviews, and quality assurance. Supports project pursuits, proposals, client relations, contract negotiations, and project delivery while ensuring compliance with design standards and engineering best practices.

Lead transportation stormwater drainage projects across Texas from proposals and hydrologic and hydraulic analysis through PS&E development and final reporting. Manage budgets, schedules, resources, multidisciplinary teams, contractors, and client relationships. Provide technical guidance to TxDOT, regional mobility authorities, and counties while supporting proposals, contract negotiations, and business development. The role requires Texas PE licensure, extensive drainage project experience, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling expertise, and proficiency with OpenRoads, HEC-HMS, and HEC-RAS.

Lead complex roadway engineering design projects for streets, highways, and interstates. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams, develop roadway alignments, profiles, plans, estimates, specifications, and technical reports, and ensure quality and deadlines. Support scopes, fees, schedules, project finances, client relationships, and marketing efforts. Communicate with clients, stakeholders, reviewers, and design teams while mentoring junior engineers and technical staff.

Lead transportation drainage projects from proposals and hydrologic and hydraulic analysis through PS&E deliverables and final reports. Manage budgets, schedules, resources, teams, contractors, and client relationships while ensuring regulatory compliance and quality delivery. Provide technical guidance on complex drainage challenges, support proposals and contract negotiations, identify business opportunities, and mentor team members. The role serves public and private transportation clients, including MassDOT and municipalities.

Leads Central Texas stormwater practice growth, mentors engineering teams, and delivers municipal drainage and flood mitigation projects. Responsibilities include drainage master planning, flood studies, storm drainage improvements, channel restoration, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, client relationship development, business pursuits, proposals, contracts, and presentations. Requires technical leadership, project management, municipal experience, and expertise in stormwater infrastructure and floodplain modeling.