TYPSA US

Designer

• Assisting senior design personnel in developing and completing designs and contract documents, including municipal and state projects for streets/highways/freeways.
• These can include street lighting, traffic signals, signing and pavement marking, and maintenance of traffic and will require coordination with interdisciplinary teams including roadway, drainage, utilities, structures, and field services.
• The candidate will also be required to prepare and check design calculations, quantities, cost estimates, and project plans.
• Self-motivated, technically proficient, possesses strong written and verbal communication skills and is team-oriented.
• Travel periodically within Arizona and neighboring states, while being physically capable of performing fieldwork.

Traffic Designer, EIT-1

Engineer

• Perform traffic analysis, studies, preliminary engineering, transportation planning, and develop final design plans for traffic signals, ITS, lighting, signing, pavement marking, traffic handling, and construction sequencing
• Apply a broad understanding of civil engineering and other fields to reach innovative and interdependent solutions
• Design of MOT, signing & marking, signals, lighting, ITS, and all related documentation necessary for construction of plans
• Conduct traffic analysis, safety audits, traffic impact studies, traffic signal timing, traffic signal design, and calculations forming the basis of design recommendations
• Generate clear and concise technical reports summarizing analysis findings, description of the issues, and recommendations with supporting rationale
• Read and interpret engineering plans, specifications, and reports
• Prepares and checks plans, calculations, cost estimates, and recommendations

Traffic Engineer

Manager

• Develop and manage natural resource projects from the pursuit and proposal phase through deliverable completion and close-out while mentoring, hiring, and training staff.
• Monitor staff workloads and progress on assigned projects to ensure that project goals and objectives are accomplished to both internal and external quality expectations.
• Work as a project manager and/or provide technical support on large and small-scale federal, state, and local infrastructure and development and regulatory compliance projects.
• Plan, direct, manage, primary and reviewer of technical analysis and recommendation documents, oversee and conduct fieldwork (as needed), and provide oversight of projects to ensure that project goals and objectives are accomplished within prescribed schedule and budget parameters.
• Foster and maintain good working relationships with state and federal agency staff and clients.
• Take initiative and be proactive to resolve problems and implement improved procedures to assure tasks are completed effectively.
• Manage natural resources staff workloads, task assignments, training, hiring, and performance evaluations.
• Assist and lead marketing and business development tasks to achieve company goals and objectives, as necessary.

Natural Resources Group Manager

• Perform traffic analysis, studies and preliminary engineering, transportation planning, and develop final design plans for traffic signals, ITS, lighting, signing, pavement marking, traffic handling and construction sequencing
• Provide and/or take direction to/from staff
• Apply broad understanding of civil engineering and other fields to reach innovative and interdependent solutions
• Design of MOT, signing & marking, signals, lighting, ITS and all related documentation necessary for construction of plans
• Conduct traffic analysis, safety audits, traffic impact studies, traffic signal timing, traffic signal design and calculations forming the basis of design recommendations
• Generate clear and concise technical reports summarizing analysis findings, description of the issues, and recommendations with supporting rationale
• Read and interpret engineering plans, specifications and reports
• Prepares and checks plans, calculations, cost estimates and recommendations
• Experience speaking to the public and interacting with local and state agencies is preferred.

Traffic Project Engineer

Administration

• Provide administrative support for multiple team members in a fast-paced environment focusing on purchasing, travel coordination, front desk responsibilities, day-to-day facilities items, and TRP coordination.
• Front Desk Coordination: Answering, screening, and directing all incoming calls. Greeting visitors and directing them as necessary. Provide basic and accurate information in person and via phone/email. Receive and distribute daily mail/deliveries. Update calendars, schedule meetings, make catering arrangements, and clean up after catering. Perform other clerical duties such as filing, scanning, and photocopying. Make shipping arrangements through UPS, FedEx, US Mail, courier, etc. Organize, track, and restock company equipment and supplies. Properly document and maintain a record of office equipment.
• Purchasing: Research and purchase office services and supplies. Organize, inventory, and restock supplies. Assist with budget adherence. Prepare backup for weekly and monthly credit card statements. Request, manage, verify, compare, document, and communicate vendor quotes and purchases.
• Travel Coordination: Book corporate travel, send calendar invites, and reconcile credit card statements for travel purchases. Pull reports for unused airline tickets. Check rental vehicles for damage, sign rental agreement paperwork, notify employee(s) of the delivered vehicle, and arrange for delivery and pickup of rental vehicles. Properly document and maintain records of vehicle/driver incidents involving rental vehicles for insurance purposes.
• Facility Coordination: Request facility repairs and maintenance for offices. Request, manage, verify, document, and communicate vendor office visits. Properly document and maintain a record of vendor contacts. Prepare workstations and supplies for new and terminating employees.
• Trip Reduction Program Coordination: Tracking the Trip Reduction Program (TRP) by preparing the annual TRP plan, conducting annual survey, coordinating award drawings, and compiling required documentation.
• Administrative Support: Assist the Office Administrator II with miscellaneous tasks. Perform other general administrative responsibilities as assigned. Perform other duties as assigned.

Office Administrator

• Responsible for the completion of drainage-engineering project elements such as reports, designs, specifications, and plans
• Provides technical guidance to less experienced Engineers/EITs
• Works closely with other disciplines and multi-discipline projects
• Conducts design and constructability reviews of plans
• Provides support for final design review and quality assurance/control
• Coordinates design development and assists in providing technical direction
• Provides technical expertise in project aspects
• Works in collaboration with other offices within the company
• Work independently and supervise others to prepare final design plans and specifications, perform advanced hydrologic and hydraulic calculations, write and assemble drainage reports
• Experience working in a team environment is very important
• Should have the ability to take and to give design direction depending upon role on a given project

Drainage Project Engineer

Procurement

• Expedite Purchase Orders (POs): Monitor open POs, confirm supplier acknowledgment, and keep committed delivery dates aligned to the project schedule.
• Track critical/long-lead items: Maintain a tracker for high-risk materials (e.g., structural steel, MEP equipment, finishes) and escalate risks early.
• Supplier follow-up and coordination: Communicate regularly with vendors on manufacturing status, readiness, dispatch, and expected arrival.
• Logistics and delivery coordination: Arrange/confirm shipping, delivery windows, site access requirements, unloading needs, and delivery documentation.
• Site receiving support: Coordinate with On-Site (project) Owner’s Representative team to ensure proper receiving; resolve discrepancies (shortages, damages, wrong items).
• Documentation control: Maintain complete records (requisitions, quotes, POs, acknowledgments, packing lists, delivery notes, invoices, warranties, certificates).
• Manage changes and substitutions: Support approved material substitutions, PO revisions, and change documentation as needed.
• Issue resolution and claims: Handle late deliveries, partial shipments, damage claims, returns, and credit notes; follow corrective actions with suppliers.
• Compliance and spec adherence: Verify items meet specifications, approved brands, and required quality/HSE documentation.
• Reporting: Provide weekly/daily status reports on open POs, delayed items, and risks to procurement and project teams.

Procurement Expeditor

• Lead the planning, analysis, and design of major water resources infrastructure projects
• Perform hydrologic and hydraulic analyses
• Lead the planning, analysis, and design of major water conveyance and transmission systems
• Prepare engineering calculations, technical memoranda, design reports, and supporting documentation
• Assist Project Managers with project coordination activities
• Provide proposal development, including scope descriptions, technical approaches, and fee support
• Demonstrate clear and concise written and verbal communication skills when presenting technical information

Senior Project Engineer – Water Resources

• The Water Resources Senior Project Engineer will lead the planning, analysis, and design of major water resources infrastructure projects across a broad range of public- and private-sector clients, with emphasis on large-scale hydraulic works including dams and reservoirs, major water transmission systems, large-diameter conveyance infrastructure, water regulation and storage facilities, and regional-scale water treatment systems.
• Perform hydrologic and hydraulic analyses in support of water resources projects, including dam safety and reservoir routing studies, large-scale surface water modeling, flood control infrastructure design, and major hydraulic system evaluations.
• Lead the planning, analysis, and design of major water conveyance and transmission systems including large-diameter pipelines, aqueducts, open channels, tunnels, pumping stations, and associated hydraulic infrastructure.
• Lead the feasibility study, conceptual design, and detailed engineering of dams, reservoirs, weirs, diversion works, and other large-scale water regulation and storage infrastructure.
• Lead potable water supply, regional-scale water treatment facilities, wastewater treatment systems, water reuse and recycled water projects, and major advanced treatment infrastructure.
• Prepare engineering calculations, technical memoranda, design reports, and supporting documentation.
• Prepare construction documents, plans, specifications, cost estimates, and quantity take-offs.
• Apply applicable local, state, and federal regulations, codes, and design standards to engineering work.
• Demonstrate initiative, sound engineering judgment, and oversee Project Engineers in a collaborative team-oriented approach.

Senior Project Engineer, Water Resources

• Serve as Engineer-of-Record and technical lead for all phases of transportation structure projects
• Perform, check, and seal advanced structural design calculations
• Lead the preparation and documentation of Bridge Selection Reports (BSRs)
• Develop final plans, specifications, and estimates (PS&E) packages
• Manage project budgets, scopes, and schedules for structures tasks
• Interface directly with Caltrans personnel and regional agencies
• Prepare fee proposals for structural engineering design and construction observation work
• Conduct field assessments, site visits, and inspection of existing and new structures/facilities
• Mentor and provide technical guidance to entry-level and intermediate engineering staff

Senior Bridge Project Engineer

Marketing

• This Marketing Intern role will support our corporate Business Development/Marketing team.
• This role provides hands-on experience in proposal development, brand positioning, and strategic communications in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment.
• This role will gain the following skills: Exposure to the marketing and business development process in a professional services environment, Experience working with technical teams on real-world infrastructure projects, Opportunity to build a portfolio of proposals and marketing materials, Mentorship from experienced marketing and engineering professionals.
• This position will assist in and have exposure to all facets of marketing for professional services.
• They will assist in the following duties: Developing proposals and statement of qualifications (SOQs), Preparing and formatting marketing materials and deliverables, Researching and tracking project leads and client opportunities, Contribute to content creation for social media, website updates and internal communications, Supporting filing, organization and other administrative duties.

Marketing Intern

Vice President

• Provide independent, expert advice to the CEO and Executive Team on material commercial and contractual risks
• Review and advise on non-standard contract terms, commercial positions, and proposed deviations
• Support executive decision-making by clearly articulating risk, opportunity, and mitigation options
• Act as a trusted challenger on projects and commercial strategies where risk exposure is elevated
• Advise project teams on commercial and contractual strategy for major and high-risk opportunities
• Participate in contract negotiations, supporting executive and project leadership as a senior commercial advisor and negotiator
• Step in to advise or support distressed or high-risk projects as requested by Executive leadership
• Monitor emerging commercial risks and escalate issues to Executive leadership as appropriate

Contract and Commercial Leader – AVP

Project Manager

• Lead multiple concurrent projects and/or programs, accountable for scope, schedule, budget, quality, and risk.
• Develop project execution plans, work breakdown structures, staffing plans, and delivery schedules.
• Manage project financials (budget development, forecasting, earned value/percent complete tracking, invoicing support).
• Drive QA/QC processes and ensure deliverables meet internal standards and client/regulatory requirements.
• Serve as a technical leader and reviewer within your specialty area (eg, dams, conveyance, treatment).
• Guide engineering approach, alternatives analysis, design criteria, and coordination across disciplines.
• Support permitting and coordination with relevant agencies and stakeholders as applicable to project type.
• Act as a primary point of contact for clients; build and maintain trusted relationships.
• Support pursuit efforts: scope development, fee estimates, schedules, teaming, and proposal content/reviews.
• Represent the firm in client meetings, public meetings (as needed), and professional organizations.
• Mentor and support Project Managers and engineering staff (coaching on delivery, communication, and technical growth).