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Leads complex roadway and highway engineering projects from planning through construction, managing scopes, schedules, budgets, multidisciplinary teams, technical quality, client relationships, risk mitigation, and project financial performance. The role also supports business development through proposals, pursuit strategies, client presentations, and agency relationship building. Requires transportation engineering expertise, PE licensure, and extensive project and team management experience.

Designs and analyzes transportation drainage infrastructure, including storm sewer systems, culverts, open channels, detention facilities, and roadway drainage networks. Performs hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, prepares calculations, plans, estimates, quantity takeoffs, and technical reports, and supports flood-risk evaluation, regulatory compliance, agency reviews, quality assurance, and construction inquiries. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders on transportation projects while ensuring designs meet applicable standards and agency requirements.

Supports the design and documentation of local, county, and state roadway and highway projects. Responsibilities include developing alignments, profiles, cross-sections, layouts, calculations, estimates, quantity takeoffs, survey data, and right-of-way engineering inputs. Ensures compliance with applicable codes and engineering practices while working under a project manager in office and field environments.

Leads transportation roadway design and delivery for public-sector infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include developing design submittals, managing budgets and schedules, preparing technical reports and bid packages, coordinating multidisciplinary teams and subconsultants, supporting business development, mentoring staff, and maintaining client relationships. The role requires roadway engineering expertise, design management experience, PE licensure, proficiency with MicroStation/OpenRoads, and occasional field work.

Leads drainage design for transportation projects, including stormwater management, hydraulic and hydrologic analysis, conveyance systems, plans, specifications, and cost estimates. Coordinates multidisciplinary design activities, ensures regulatory and client compliance, mentors junior staff, and supports quality control, scheduling, and project delivery.

Design and analyze roadway and transportation infrastructure projects, including alignments, grading, drainage coordination, maintenance of traffic, and corridor design. Prepare plans, specifications, estimates, technical reports, and calculations according to CDOT, AASHTO, and local standards. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, support project budgeting and scheduling, participate in client and stakeholder meetings, and contribute to proposals, quality reviews, mentoring, and project leadership.

Manages roadway and transportation engineering projects from proposal through delivery, including planning, budgeting, scheduling, staffing, client communication, multidisciplinary coordination, quality control, and technical reviews. Designs and oversees roadway and bridge improvement plans, specifications, and cost estimates; presents technical information; mentors engineers and project managers; and contributes to company-wide technical and project management initiatives.

Supports roadway and highway improvement projects by developing alignments, profiles, typical sections, layouts, cross-sections, design plans, reports, quantity calculations, and engineering estimates. Performs geometric analyses, verifies compliance with applicable codes and engineering practices, and processes topographic survey and right-of-way data. The role combines office and field work and reports to a project manager.

Leads complex traffic engineering and transportation operations projects from planning through construction support. Manages scopes, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, multidisciplinary teams, client relationships, regulatory compliance, and quality assurance. Provides technical direction on traffic studies, signal design, ITS, roadway illumination, signing, pavement markings, MOT plans, and PS&E packages. Supports business development, proposals, client presentations, project pursuits, and staff mentoring for DOT, municipal, and regional clients.

Designs and analyzes stormwater, drainage, and municipal sewer infrastructure through hydrology and hydraulics studies, construction plans, specifications, reports, cost estimates, and regulatory compliance reviews. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams and contractors, conducts site observations, supports project scheduling and management, and mentors junior staff. Requires stormwater engineering experience, civil or related engineering education, PE licensure, and proficiency with drainage design and modeling software.