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The Geotechnical Engineer prepares plans and reports, supervises field investigations, conducts analyses, and provides recommendations for geotechnical projects.

The Contract Support Specialist manages communication and coordination between contractors and stakeholders, oversees project documentation, tracks costs, and ensures compliance with contract procedures for FDOT transportation projects.

The Geotechnical Project Engineer will prepare plans and reports for geotechnical projects, conduct investigations, develop design computations, and collaborate on design concepts.

Design and develop roadway elements for transportation projects; prepare engineering plans, perform technical calculations, and assist with technical reports and project documentation.

Lead highway and roadway design projects for DOT and private clients using industry design software. Produce plans, alignments, profiles, reports, and compliance documentation; coordinate stakeholders; perform QC; mentor junior staff and manage multiple projects to meet deadlines.

Design and review traffic signal systems, signal pavement markings, and traffic control device plans. Prepare construction plans, cost estimates, technical reports, and design specifications. Coordinate with project teams and clients to meet regulatory, safety, and operational requirements.

Design and analyze structural components for bridges and transportation projects. Prepare structural design calculations, technical reports, and construction documents per AASHTO LRFD and DOT criteria. Perform load rating analyses, review constructability, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, assist with quantities and estimates, and communicate with clients. Use structural engineering software for analysis and design.

Lead and manage transportation/highway planning and design projects; mentor junior engineers and technicians; apply AASHTO and state/municipal design criteria. Produce construction documents, specifications, and cost estimates; coordinate with clients, consultants, and government agencies. Serve as project/program manager, direct staff and subconsultants, and participate in business development.

As a Transportation Engineer I, you'll design and analyze roadway projects, prepare plans, calculate costs, and support multidisciplinary design solutions.

Perform traffic engineering analyses for corridors, intersections, and interchanges. Use HCM methodology and traffic modeling (Synchro, SimTraffic, VISSIM) to forecast traffic, evaluate capacity and safety, analyze crashes, develop improvement concepts, conduct field reviews, and prepare technical reports with operational metrics.