Senior Transportation Engineer

Transportation Project Manager

Responsibilities include: design and management of transportation projects; ongoing business development of transportation design services market with local agencies; gain greater access into larger agency markets with a focus on the Alaska Department of Transportation's Infrastructure Projects; coordinate business development within the civil department and across the Transportation Market Segment.

Duties include:

• Administer and coordinate project contracts
• Develop and manage project scope, schedule and budget
• Provide monthly reports on scope, schedule and budget of each project
• Manage multiple projects or one large project
• Review and edit contracts in coordination with company's legal staff
• Follow company QA/QC processes
• Understand function & role of each team member
• Assemble and manage project teams
• Manage and is account for all aspects of project over the life of the project (initiate, plan, execute, control, close)
• Manage project managers with a strong focus on client satisfaction and profitability
• Assist in development of organization that fosters communication, teamwork and work share throughout the company
• Create positive working environment with proactive communication and mentoring of professionals
• Participate in upgrading and creating operations and marketing strategies for the department
• Has supervisory responsibilities
• Other pertinent duties as assigned

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in engineering (PE required)

Minimum seven (7) years successful experience in providing professional or construction related services.

Minimum two (2) years project management and team management experience

Experience with planning, design, permitting, & project management.

Knowledge of ADOT & PF staff, procurement procedures, design manuals, standard specifications, transportation plans, and issues.

Knowledge of Alaska public funding sources & processes.

Working knowledge of FHA, BIA Tribal Transportation Program, AASHTO and municipalities design standards.

Knowledge of permafrost and remote Alaskan design and construction

Ability to develop project scope, schedule, and budget

Understanding of Earned Value project management tools/techniques

Demonstrated track record of completing projects on time and on budget

Proven track record leading and managing projects within Alaska

Demonstrated leadership skills

Outstanding written and oral communication skills

Strong organizational skills - ability to work on multiple/complex projects in diverse areas

A valid driver's license and acceptable driving record for the past three (3) years to be eligible under company vehicle insurance policy.

Project Management Professional (PMP) certification (preferred)

Why is This a Great Opportunity:

Anchorage is a dynamic location, with mountains surrounding and abundant wildlife and waterways across the area. There is easy access to year-around outdoor activities including boating, general aviation, hiking, hunting, fishing, skiing, 4-wheeling, and snow-machining. The university in the area offers continuing education opportunities, cultural activities and provides a center for the community to grow.