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Supports transportation safety and traffic records projects funded by State Highway Safety Offices and NHTSA. Coordinates meetings, project materials, timelines, action items, and conferences; prepares technical reports, memoranda, presentations, and summaries; supports client communication and business development proposals. The role requires strong organization, writing, presentation, collaboration, and multitasking skills, with transportation safety or traffic records experience preferred.

Leads and supports complex survey and civil design deliverables using AutoCAD Civil 3D and related software. Prepares plats, survey drawings, grading models, utility layouts, exhibits, and construction documentation; interprets survey data and legal descriptions; performs quality control; coordinates with multidisciplinary teams; and mentors junior CAD staff. The role requires advanced technical judgment, strong knowledge of survey and civil design principles, and the ability to work independently on complex assignments.

Leads complex transit and rail infrastructure projects from planning and procurement through construction support. Manages multidisciplinary teams, budgets, schedules, quality, risk, client relationships, and project delivery. Coordinates design-build and design-bid-build services, supports proposals and RFQs/RFPs, and serves as pursuit manager for transit clients. The role also contributes to business development and expansion of the regional Transit & Rail practice.

Designs and supports railroad and rail transit civil engineering projects, including track structures, drainage, alignments, grade crossings, stations, yards, and maintenance facilities. Develops designs, specifications, estimates, schedules, technical reports, and construction documents. Provides construction support, coordinates with clients and agencies, manages project finances, and mentors junior staff. Requires extensive rail engineering experience, AREMA knowledge, transportation agency relationships, and PE licensure.

Entry-level transportation engineer supporting traffic operations, roadway and intersection improvement design, signal timing, traffic management, safety assessments, travel demand forecasting, and corridor planning. Responsibilities include using traffic analysis software, developing designs in CAD tools, collecting and analyzing traffic data, conducting field assessments, and preparing technical reports. The role requires a civil engineering degree and offers training on transportation projects across North Carolina and the Mid-Atlantic region.

Leads complex highway and roadway design projects from inception through construction administration. Responsibilities include geometric layout, grading, drainage, utilities, permitting, technical task management, project budgeting and scheduling, quality assurance, specifications, client proposals, and mentoring junior staff. Requires collaboration across disciplines, public presentations, and travel to client meetings and project sites.

Highway Design Intern supporting transportation and highway projects through geospatial data creation, spreadsheet and document preparation, data manipulation, and transportation design development. The intern will collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals, apply transportation planning and traffic engineering principles, and contribute to project delivery while developing civil engineering experience.

Leads VDOT roadway and interstate improvement projects, serving as project manager and technical lead. Responsibilities include highway design, Design-Build delivery, multidisciplinary team coordination, budget and schedule oversight, quality control, client engagement, business development, and mentoring engineers. The role requires collaboration with VDOT, municipalities, contractors, and private-sector clients while expanding transportation programs across Virginia and the Metro DC region.

Manage small to large land surveying and geomatics projects, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, staff, clients, field crews, calculations, quality control, and deliverables. Analyze deeds and public records, review and certify survey work, coordinate field and CAD teams, perform field checks, and integrate survey efforts with other disciplines. The role requires expertise in land surveying, boundary and ALTA requirements, construction layout, survey technologies, and AutoCAD Civil 3D, with project management and client leadership responsibilities.

Leads VHB’s Mid-Atlantic Geomatics team across Virginia and the District of Columbia, overseeing project and program management, technical execution, quality standards, business growth, client satisfaction, budgets, schedules, and resource deployment. Manages and develops Geomatics professionals, supports strategic planning, implements innovative technologies and work processes, and ensures consistent standards across offices. The role requires extensive Survey/Geomatics project management experience, a relevant bachelor’s degree, and a Virginia Land Surveyor license.