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Supports project managers and management teams in a civil engineering professional services environment. Responsibilities include project setup, invoicing, financial reporting, budget and schedule monitoring, document production, proposal preparation, client communication, meeting coordination, and maintaining project records. The role also prepares reports, schedules, correspondence, and other project materials using Microsoft Office while supporting transportation, roadway, bridge, and water infrastructure projects.

Leads and supports mechanical and plumbing design-build and design-bid-build projects for facilities, public infrastructure, and transit clients. Responsibilities include project delivery, technical quality, staff task assignment, engineering analysis and design, scope development, budgeting, scheduling, proposal support, and coordination with project managers and other trades. The role requires mechanical engineering expertise, a Professional Engineer license, code knowledge, Revit and AutoCAD proficiency, and occasional travel to Northeast project sites.

Design and prepare contract documents for roadway improvement projects for various clients. Collaborate with highway engineering professionals, apply current engineering technology, and support transportation projects while developing technical and professional skills through Dewberry’s entry-level program.

Processes, calibrates, aligns, and quality-checks airborne and mobile LiDAR datasets. Responsibilities include trajectory processing, raw data extraction, elevation model manipulation, QA/QC documentation, mapping product creation, database manipulation, and communicating findings to project managers and technical staff. The role requires GIS and remote sensing experience, LiDAR processing expertise, ESRI and TerraScan knowledge, strong communication skills, and a valid driver’s license.

Leads GIS technical activities for utility and public works projects, including data development, mapping, analysis, application configuration, integrations, and quality review. Coordinates project tasks, schedules, issues, and client communications while mentoring junior staff. Supports proposal writing, technical capture management, business development, and development of blogs, white papers, and presentations. The hybrid Fairfax-based role requires approximately 25% travel to client sites and industry events.

Manages MEP building-services projects from concept through construction administration, serving as the primary client contact. Responsibilities include coordinating multidisciplinary design teams, schedules, staffing, quality control, regulatory submissions, bidding, construction administration, site inspections, billing support, and client relationship development. The role also oversees engineering documents, may sign and seal designs as Engineer of Record, supports recruiting, and helps acquire new projects.

Electrical Engineering Interns prepare engineering calculations, reports, construction drawings, and specifications. They apply standard engineering techniques while developing professional knowledge through hands-on project work. Candidates must be pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and demonstrate communication, leadership, teamwork, and deadline-management skills. Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, Microsoft Word, and Excel is required. Prior electrical engineering internship experience is preferred.

Manage daily office administration for a 50-person Charlotte team, including visitors, meetings, supplies, mail, travel, catering, equipment, vehicles, vendors, and office logistics. Prepare technical documents, support HR and recruiting activities, coordinate administrative staff, and maintain an organized, welcoming workplace. The role requires proactive problem-solving, strong communication, sound judgment, and the ability to anticipate needs in a fast-paced professional environment.

Designs and delivers water resources projects involving hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, stormwater and sewer facilities, flood resiliency, ecosystem restoration, green infrastructure, and drainage studies. Responsibilities include engineering calculations, drawings, fieldwork, technical reports, business development, mentoring junior engineers, and serving as a technical or project lead. The role requires coordination with applicable regulatory standards and may involve obtaining or maintaining professional engineering licensure.

Leads Dewberry’s Western Region across five offices, overseeing strategic growth, operational performance, profitability, P&L accountability, client relationships, and organizational development. The role manages multi-office engineering operations, expands public- and private-sector markets, develops leadership talent, sponsors major pursuits, and strengthens relationships across transportation, water, wastewater, infrastructure, and land development. Requires extensive engineering consulting leadership, public-sector market expertise, and a proven record of profitable business growth.