Highway Engineer Creighton Manning, a

GAI Consultants Company Job Type:

Full-time Work Arrangement:

Hybrid Location:

Albany, NY Pay:

Albany:

$55-$70/hour Lead the highway projects that keep New York moving. Creighton Manning is hiring a Highway Project Manager to run highway design projects from start to finish. You'll own client relationships, manage several projects at once, and mentor a team of project and staff engineers. Step into this is a career-defining growth opportunity where you will collaborate closely with senior leadership, bring bold ideas to life, expand your skills, take on greater responsibility, and have the freedom to use your imagination and initiative to shape the future of help grow the business-all while expanding your expertise, elevating your impact, and building a rewarding career with advancing within our company. What You Will Do Manage multiple highway, traffic signal, and transportation planning projects at once. Serve as the day-to-day client contact and lead project and public meetings. Oversee staffing, schedules, budgets, and project billing. Lead QA/QC reviews of project documents. Coordinate multidiscipline teams and mentor project and staff engineers. Help develop proposals, attend proposal interviews, and represent the firm at conferences. What We Are Looking For Bachelor's in engineering (ABET/EAC accredited). 10+ years of highway or transportation engineering experience. Professional Engineer (PE) license strongly preferred; additional experience may substitute. Active member of a professional organization. Occasional after-hours work for deadlines and meetings. Benefits Medical, dental, and vision 401(k) with match Generous PTO, 7 paid holidays plus a floating holiday Paid parental and adoption leave Company-paid life and disability insurance Tuition reimbursement and certification support Ready to lead New York's highway projects? Apply today! #INDHP #CM Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.