MOT Discipline Lead (Design Build)

Overview

Lead engineer for Maintenance of Traffic on design‑build highway projects, managing team, approvals.

Key Responsibilities

• quality control
• technical solutions
• team leadership
• lead engineer
• task force
• cost estimating

Tasks

-Performs quality control reviews of work developed by others. -Presents complex technical solutions to clients. -Leads and mentors a team. -Serves as lead engineer on large-complex projects. -Participates and leads task force meetings for the MOT discipline. -Provides technical expertise for studies and design efforts. -Provides estimates for the engineering budget and schedule to meet requirements on large projects.

Requirements

• pe license
• microstation
• inroads
• 12+ years
• team leadership
• communication

What You Bring

-Experience managing a large team in a fast-paced environment. -Experience as Maintenance of Traffic Discipline Lead, with WSDOT, on Design Build projects. -Expertise in developing design packages for highway and/or roadway improvement projects in Washington State. -Minimum of 12 years of technical experience which reflect a progressively increasing level of leadership and responsibility. -Professional Engineer license and ability to obtain Washington PE within six months if not currently registered in WA. -Local candidates to Seattle highly preferred. -BA/BS + 8 years of relevant experience or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education. -Approves and signs off on work. -In-office/project office co-location required. -Proficient in the use of and ability to lead others in the use of Microstation and InRoads. -Excellent written and oral communications skills.

People Also Searched For

About Aecom

-Launched as a bold independent infrastructure consultancy from a merger of five legacy firms dating back over a century. -Handles everything from geotech to electro-mechanical systems, as seen in the award-winning Romaine Hydroelectric Complex in Canada. -Guides projects through every lifecycle stage in transportation, buildings, water systems, energy, and environmental sectors.

Sector Specialisms