Transportation Project Manager
Chicago, IL · $120k-$140k
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About this role
Location: Chicago, IL (role can also be based in Denton, TX)
Work mode: Hybrid
Work authorization: US Citizen (Only)
Relocation: Not available
Openings: 1
The client is seeking a talented and highly motivated project manager to manage our transportation team. The selected candidate will support the development of various road-related and transportation projects across the country, with a focus on Illinois, Indiana, and Texas. A background in design, management, and pursuit of transportation-related projects, including roadways, trails, intersection design, and other related projects is ideal.
This opportunity allows the selected candidate to work as part of a broad national team with offices in Chicago, Denver, and the Dallas-Fort Worth area (Denton, Texas). The client is an innovative firm that affords colleagues ample opportunity to participate in the development of the company, giving voice and decision-making power to its staff members. This role can be based in either Denton, Texas, or Chicago, Illinois.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
• Civil engineering plan review and development
• Project oversight
• Client liaison
• Proposal Support
• Technical writing
• Staff management
• Budget and schedule management
• Colleague mentoring
• Business development support
Qualifications and Skills
• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering
• 8+ years of civil roadway design experience
• Civil 3D Skills
• Registered Professional Engineer
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