Mott MacDonald

Project Manager

• Support public and private sector transportation infrastructure projects through the planning, design, construction and commissioning phases.
• Responsible for project management, engineering, design management and coordination.
• Work with multidisciplinary project teams to provide technical leadership for urban rail transit projects or specific work streams within larger urban transit projects.
• Responsible for coordination of work packages, project reporting, and controls.
• Prepare and present technical reports and memoranda.
• Liaise with and report on key client meetings and management of other stakeholder liaisons as development of a properly integrated project.
• Oversee projects and work streams effectively, ensuring that work is delivered to meet schedule, quality and budget requirements.
• Develop relationships with key clients and industry stakeholders to continue to promote the Company effectively and the services offered, including involvement in business development activities.
• 10% travel required (domestic and international) for project site visits, client meetings, and conference attendance.
• Some telecommuting permitted; employees will be required to report to office at least 20 days per month.

Principal Project Manager

• Lead rolling stock engineering consulting teams and business development for relevant consulting services
• Provide strategic consultant advice and planning, provide solutions for rail fleet expansion, upgrade, procurement, and new technologies
• Monitor the progress of projects and work with clients and stakeholders to resolve critical technical issues
• Oversee the management of contract budgets
• Manage projects up to contract size of $40 million USD
• Provide rolling stock project management and technical expertise to external and internal clients
• Maintain and build client relationships to grow the business
• Provide strategic advice and oversight of vehicle procurement, and performance improvement projects
• Collaborate with other disciplines to ensure rolling stock integration is addressed
• Manage utilization and professional development of rolling stock staff
• Assign staff to projects and coordinate rolling stock staff workloads
• 20% domestic and international travel to visit clients and suppliers, attend conferences, and meet with direct reports

Principal Project Manager – Rolling Stock

Architect

• Develop conceptual, preliminary, and detailed architectural designs.
• Create coordinated construction documents based on general knowledge of building materials and assemblies.
• Adhere to specific and detailed instructions regarding tasks and complete work in a timely and thorough manner.
• Communicate effectively with the design team, ask questions when needed, and consult with clients to determine project requirements and budgets.
• Assist the Project Manager in construction site meetings to ensure adherence to design plans and modify design drawings based on client feedback or site conditions.
• Utilize Building Information Modeling (BIM) to develop construction documents and stay updated with industry trends and advancements in technology.

Principal Project Manager

Principal Project Manager – Rolling Stock

Architect III – Transportation