Project Manager / Roadway Engineer

Overview

Lead ODOT roadway projects, manage design, budgets, and client relationships.

Key Responsibilities

• quality control
• project lead
• client relations
• mentorship
• proposal support
• performance monitoring

Tasks

-Maintain quality control of the work product -Actively lead projects for ODOT and local agencies, has existing relationships and interest in developing relationships with ODOT and local agencies -Mentor junior level staff and collaborate with Operation Leaders, Project Managers, and Professional Engineers across the firm -Support proposal development and client relationship management with local and state agencies -Lead the design and monitor task performance indicators such as budget, schedule, and risk

Requirements

• b.s. civil
• pe ohio
• civil 3d
• ms office
• 5+ years
• quality review

What You Bring

-Self-motivated and adaptable, including the capability to learn virtual collaboration tools· -Lead quality review processes and has knowledge of local and state standards and preferences -Experience leading design tasks or serving as roadway design lead -Bachelor of Science degree from an ABET accredited civil or transportation engineering program -Proficient in MS Office -PE registration in the State of Ohio, or ability to be registered with reciprocity -Great communication and team leadership skills -Experience with Bentley OpenRoads/Civil 3D a plus -Prior proposal development and client relationship management experience is desirable. Relationships with ODOT or local agencies a plus -5+ years of related roadway design and project management experience. Knowledge of ODOT design standards is a plus

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About Burgess & Niple

-Operates from a Columbus, Ohio, headquarters with regional offices—valued for community‑focused infrastructure work. -Pioneered advanced techniques like industrial rope-access bridge inspections and BioCEPT water‑treatment systems. -Typical projects span roads, bridges, sewer and treatment plants, environmental planning, and tractable public‑utility upgrades.

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