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Entry-level Electrical Engineer responsible for modeling power distribution systems, gathering information at customer facilities, preparing engineering calculations and reports, and supporting quality control. The role requires a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, strong technical and communication skills, proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel, a valid driver's license, and willingness to travel within the United States.

Manage MEP engineering projects from concept through construction administration, serving as the primary client contact. Coordinate multidisciplinary design teams, consultants, schedules, budgets, proposals, reviews, bidding, construction documents, inspections, commissioning, and quality control. Maintain client relationships, resolve issues, oversee regulatory submissions, support billing and collections, and assist with recruiting for the MEPS practice.

Highway Engineering Intern supporting transportation engineering projects through design calculations, quantity and cost estimates, drawings, studies, documentation, and technical communications. The intern will help evaluate engineering solutions, meet project schedules and budgets, and collaborate with project teams. Candidates should be pursuing a civil engineering degree with a transportation emphasis and preferably have familiarity with AASHTO, MassDOT, MBTA, MUTCD, MS Office, and CADD software.

Manage major limited-access transportation projects for the Central Florida Expressway, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, stakeholders, submittals, reviews, cost estimates, and consultant coordination. The role provides technical guidance, status updates to leadership, and program management support throughout project lifecycles from planning through construction.

Leads a complex federal program, overseeing contractor and subcontractor personnel, client relationships, staffing, deliverables, schedules, financial performance, compliance, and risk management. Interfaces with government leadership and technical stakeholders, reviews program products, prepares executive briefings and reports, analyzes mission requirements, and implements corrective actions. The role operates in a classified environment and supports mission-critical federal programs.

Performs QA/QC, analysis, and review of lidar, imagery, elevation, vector, hydrography, and other geospatial data products. Creates derivative layers, reports, metadata, documentation, and process improvements; trains junior staff; leads quality meetings; coordinates analysts; supports client communications and project estimating. Requires expertise in GIS, remote sensing, geospatial software, national elevation programs, and industry data standards.

Manages mechanical and electrical engineering projects from concept through design, bidding, negotiation, and construction administration. Serves as the primary client contact, leads multidisciplinary design teams, oversees engineering documents and quality control, coordinates regulatory reviews, manages bidding activities, supports billing and collections, and performs construction administration site visits. Builds client relationships, develops proposals, and ensures projects meet client objectives, specifications, codes, and standards.

Leads Dewberry’s Western Region, overseeing five offices, strategic growth, operational performance, profitability, P&L accountability, client relationships, and leadership development. The role drives market expansion across transportation, water, wastewater, infrastructure, and land development while building organizational capacity and high-performing teams. The manager also represents the firm with public agencies, private-sector partners, industry organizations, and community stakeholders.

Traffic Engineering Intern supporting traffic signal, signing and pavement marking, work zone control, ITS, CAV technology, roadway lighting, traffic operations, and safety analyses under the direction of a licensed engineer. The role requires pursuing a transportation-focused B.S. in Civil Engineering and using CADD software such as MicroStation or AutoCAD. Interns gain hands-on project experience and participate in professional development activities.

Manages complex roadway transportation projects from design through delivery, including supervising support staff, overseeing document production, monitoring budgets and schedules, supporting proposal and marketing efforts, and maintaining regular client communication. The role requires civil or transportation engineering expertise, roadway design experience, project management capabilities, familiarity with VDOT processes and locality projects, and a Virginia PE license or ability to obtain one.