Project Manager

• Be a leader in delivering traffic engineering and ITS services for our public and private clients.
• Manage traffic engineering projects and ensure quality of products and conformance to budget.
• Prepare and/or review traffic design and construction documents for traffic signal, roadway illumination, ITS, signing and pavement marking based on state and national standards.
• Conduct and/or oversee traffic modeling including traffic forecasting, travel demand modeling, and microscoping (VISSIM/CORSIM) modeling.
• Develop traffic signal timing.
• Perform traffic engineering and safety analysis and develop technical memorandums.
• Supervise the work of other engineers and technicians.
• Review work for accuracy and coordinate with others functional groups to ensure quality assurance and quality control for all final products.
• Business development: pursue new / further develop existing client relationships, focusing on innovative ideas and trends.
• Actively participate in the preparation of proposals.
• Develop action plans to identify potential opportunities and track progress.
• Research and implement emerging technologies to offer value-added services to your clients.
• Manage internal and external client relationships.

Project Manager – Traffic

Designer

• Lead in the design and coordination of roadway, drainage, and utility projects for our public and private clients
• Collaborate with other groups/ disciplines within the company to deliver top quality projects and unparalleled service to our clients
• Perform design calculations, quantity and cost estimates, and plan preparation
• Compile, write, and edit quality technical reports, feasibility reports, letters, memos and specifications for projects
• Assist with proposals, project budgets and schedules, planning activities, and public involvement and other presentation opportunities
• Oversee the work of EITs or Technicians

Senior Project Engineer – Transportation Design

Director

• Develop and execute a Business Development plan related to Trenchless Technology and Utility services.
• Evaluate current WSB service offerings and develop a plan to integrate into utility owner markets.
• Other service area development – gain an understanding of the other services WSB can provide and collaborate with key leaders to cross-sell these services.
• Develop and manage KPIs related to revenue, service growth, backlog/pipeline, opportunities, and service delivery.
• Ensure development and implementation of a Trenchless Technology Strategic Business Plan to support the goals and visions identified in the Strategic Business Plans of other services areas within WSB that support utility owner markets.
• Participate in and contribute to annual business planning efforts with City market leaders across the region and county to develop trenchless technology market-specific past performance evaluations, future performance projections, and goal setting.
• Collaborate with other WSB markets and service-areas to promote and ensure resource sharing, quality of work production and deliverables and integrity of the brand.
• Identify staff that can serve in key roles and actively engage staff to assist with their professional development.
• Identify additional staffing needs as required.
• Manage direct reports and indirect reports through managerial staff to maximize productivity and professional development (including technical expertise and business acumen).
• Participate in/support training programs/plans consistent with company expectations that utilize training tools developed by WSB (i.e. Graduate Engineer Training Program; City Engineering Training Project; Project Management Training; WSB Development Program).
• Promote a culture of diversity, integrity, growth, technical excellence, and business development.
• Focused Project/Client target development – identification and prioritization of top prospects and pursuits strategic to the city and trenchless utility markets and supportive of the overall WSB market priorities and initiatives.
• Pre-proposal strategy, teaming, and positioning on pursuits.
• Teaming recommendations and participation in negotiations.
• Establish and maintain membership in appropriate industry associations and groups. Continue to provide leadership within appropriate groups.
• Coordination with marketing efforts – identify clients/marketing campaigns to advance the business development plan.

Director, Trenchless Technologies

Software Engineer

• Lead pole loading analysis to support broadband builds, including new fiber deployment and attachment rearrangements.
• Review survey data, inventories, and models to determine pole capacity, clearance compliance, and required make-ready or pole replacement.
• Produce and approve pole loading reports, make-ready recommendations, and construction drawing packages.
• Coordinate with OSP design, field survey, permitting, and construction teams to validate designs and resolve conflicts.
• Apply NESC requirements, safety codes, and utility owner standards to ensure safe, compliant, cost effective designs.
• Mentor and train analysts and designers while providing technical oversight and quality control review.
• Maintain workload tracking, project schedules, and deliverables; support proposals and level of effort estimates.
• Improve tools, templates, and processes to enhance throughput, accuracy, and documentation quality.
• Collaborate with leadership in the Energy Utilities division to align goals, expectations, and project outcomes.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Engineering Specialist – Communications Lead

Auditor

• The ability to pass the Operator Qualification modules and other training requirements in a timely fashion
• All aspects of the job are to be performed with an emphasis on safety
• To build and maintain a working knowledge of federal, local and company compliances
• Field observation including verifying and documenting federal, local and company compliance
• Completing inspection reports daily
• All documentation is completed electronically on a company provided iPad including: Daily Reports, Pictures, Schedules, Time, and Expenses
• Working with detailed plans and procedures, tracking quantities and material and verifying the accuracy of mapping and as-built documentation
• Locate and flag utilities: Gas and electric
• Flag proposed electric and gas routes
• Navigate to multiple locations daily
• Travel may be required for up to 60% of the time
• Typical work hours range from 40 to 60 hours per week, 5-6 days per week.

Project Manager – Traffic

Senior Project Engineer – Transportation Design

Director, Trenchless Technologies

Engineering Specialist – Communications Lead

Utility Locate Auditor