This entry-level role supports planning studies, reviews proposals for compliance with regulations, prepares reports, and assists in community reviews of development projects.

The Entry Level Transit Planner assists in planning studies, reviews development proposals, prepares reports, collects data, evaluates projects, and provides public information under supervision.

The Tunnel Engineer II will provide analysis and design support for water infrastructure projects, develop designs and specifications, and participate in construction oversight.

The Civil Engineer IV will act as a technical resource, providing input to studies and designs, developing cost estimates, and ensuring quality control. Coordination with clients and interdisciplinary teams is key.

The engineer will perform structural design analysis for transportation structures, prepare plans, and provide load rating and rehabilitation evaluations with moderate supervision.

The Project Manager will oversee highway and roadway projects, manage budgets, schedules, ensure compliance, and mentor staff while liaising with stakeholders.

The Program/Project Scheduler is responsible for schedule development, progress measurement, financial analysis on schedules, and supporting project data updates while ensuring best practices in scheduling are applied.

The role involves designing remediation technologies, managing field work, interfacing with clients, and overseeing project budgets and schedules in environmental engineering.

The Project Manager will oversee highway and roadway projects, manage risks, ensure compliance, and lead project teams while fostering development within the team.

The Senior Urban Planner will manage planning projects, conduct research, oversee document development, and coordinate community engagement processes in support of urban development initiatives.

The Program Controls Director oversees large programs, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives while streamlining processes, managing risks, and facilitating communication among project teams and stakeholders.

The Design Manager oversees building designs, ensuring compliance with client standards, managing teams, budgets, and project coordination, especially in educational facilities.

The role involves electrical engineering work focused on power distribution design, performing system studies, providing technical support, and collaborating on project management tasks.

The Protection and Controls Engineer will design electrical systems, lead projects, mentor staff, and perform power system studies. Responsibilities include project management, quality control, and client communication during project execution.

Responsibilities include managing aviation-related civil design and projects, supervising teams, maintaining client relationships, and overseeing project quality and budgets.

The Lead Inspector inspects construction sites, ensuring compliance with plans and regulations while coordinating safety measures and maintaining inspection reports.

The Estimating Manager oversees the cost estimating function, manages the estimating team, and ensures accurate and timely cost estimates for projects.

The Principal Engineering Project Manager will lead major tunneling projects, providing technical direction, managing client relations, mentoring staff, and contributing to business development.

The Senior Sports Project Architect will manage sports projects from design to construction, leading teams and coordinating with clients and disciplines while ensuring project timelines and budgets are met.

Lead complex design projects in Pro-Sports and Collegiate Sports, managing project delivery and operational support while ensuring client satisfaction and operational efficiency.