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Entry-level structural engineer designing bridges, box culverts, retaining walls, and transportation structures using steel, reinforced concrete, and prestressed concrete. Responsibilities include developing plans and bridge models, calculating load ratings, supporting bridge inspections and reports, and assisting with transportation, environmental, and hydraulic tasks. The role requires collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and may involve inspections in Pennsylvania and other jurisdictions.

Develop and coordinate proposals, RFQ/RFP responses, shortlist interviews, and promotional materials for A/E/C projects. Responsibilities include planning, writing, editing, proofreading, designing, and producing submissions; collaborating with technical staff; maintaining marketing databases; developing marketing strategies; reporting on marketing results; and attending conferences or meetings as needed.

Supports traffic engineering projects involving traffic calming, field data collection, roadway improvements, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, highway safety, work zones, ITS, corridor planning, signage, lighting, pavement markings, and traffic control devices. Assists with signal timing and phasing documents, traffic analysis, research, design, forecasting, and field and office tasks while collaborating with transportation professionals.

The Project Engineer will focus on stormwater management and drainage design for transportation projects, ensuring compliance and effectiveness in drainage systems.

The Right of Way Specialist negotiates and manages real estate acquisitions for utility projects, ensuring compliance with legal standards and contributing to project documentation and meetings.

The Drainage Engineer will support various water resource projects by delivering solutions, performing analysis, and developing documentation while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

The Roadway Group Lead will manage and deliver roadway design projects, mentor engineers, coordinate with stakeholders, and support business development.

Design and analyze transportation bridge structures, produce detailed construction drawings, perform structural analyses with industry software, manage projects with multidisciplinary teams, coordinate with contractors and agencies, ensure QA/QC and code compliance, and maintain client relationships throughout project delivery.

The Right of Way Specialist provides real estate support, negotiates acquisitions, prepares legal documents, conducts property settlements, and attends project meetings while ensuring compliance with real estate laws.

The Right of Way Specialist will manage real estate support for utility projects, including negotiations, acquisitions, and compliance with laws. Responsibilities also include preparing legal documents and conducting property settlements.