Transportation Engineering Project Manager

Overview

Lead multi‑disciplinary transportation design projects, manage clients, budgets, and teams.

Key Responsibilities

• project scheduling
• cadd production
• quality control
• risk management
• budgeting
• client liaison

Tasks

-Leading multi-discipline teams to deliver transportation design projects, with a focus on multi-modal roadway projects -Developing and maintaining project schedules -Serving as liaison between client and project team including external stakeholder agencies -Leading or participating in client meetings and presentations -Developing project management plans for assigned projects and preparing monthly progress reports -Assisting Group Leader and Division Directors with business development and proposals -Providing quality control reviews of submittals and deliverables -Can identify and resolve project risks and design challenges -Assisting with production tasks (CADD drawings, reports, graphics / renderings, etc.) -Preparing task proposals and establish project pricing and budgets -Maintaining a positive working relationships with co-workers, project managers, supervisors, and other team members -Managing all technical resources on the project team including subconsultants -Mentoring and training junior staff

Requirements

• microstation
• autocad
• civil 3d
• professional engineer
• 8-12 years
• communication

What You Bring

-Enjoy building and motivating teams -Proficiency with MicroStation/OpenRoads and/or AutoCAD/Civil 3D -Professional Engineer (PE) in Maryland, Virginia, or Washington DC Required -Have strong written and oral communication skills -8 to 12 years’ experience in roadway, highway, and traffic control plan preparation with past project management experience -Have strong time management skills and the ability to balance and prioritize multiple projects -Strong written and oral communication skills

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About Amt Engineering

-As a fully employee‑owned firm, its financial trajectory has been steady—offering consistent growth and reinvestment in talent and capabilities. -Projects range from intricate roadway and bridge designs to full water/wastewater systems and environmental remediation work. -Their multidisciplinary teams weave surveying, GIS, landscape, structural, and environmental expertise into cohesive infrastructure solutions. -Specialisms span transportation engineering, utilities and wastewater systems, environmental and water resource planning, survey/GIS, landscape architecture and civil/site work. -Notable work includes major transportation upgrades like Route 1 improvements and Fort Belvoir, and impactful environmental efforts like Rock Castle Creek restoration. -They also stand out in construction management and inspection, guiding projects through alternative delivery models including design‑build. -Uniquely, they champion accelerated bridge construction techniques, minimizing traffic disruption by using prefabricated elements and off‑peak schedules.

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