Transportation Design Project Manager

The Opportunity

We are thrilled to offer an exceptional opportunity for a seasoned Transportation Design Project Manager to join our Portland  TP&D team at Consor. We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated civil engineer who is passionate about transportation infrastructure and possesses a proven track record of successfully managing and leading projects. As a senior member of our team, you will play a vital role in delivering innovative solutions that have a positive impact on our clients and communities.

At Consor, we specialize in providing engineering and construction services to public agencies. Our comprehensive range of services includes full-service design engineering for transportation roadway and structural infrastructure, structural assessment, complex and underwater bridge inspection, construction management, water/wastewater/stormwater planning and design, strategic planning & communications, and many other related services for varying project types and sizes. With a team of over 150 experienced engineers specializing in structures, roadway, drainage, and systems engineering in the Pacific Northwest, as well as over 400 transportation technical staff nationwide, we have the capacity, depth of service, and resources to deliver a variety of transportation projects.

As a member of our team, you will have ample opportunities to take on challenging assignments, mentor junior staff, and collaborate with clients to deliver innovative solutions. We offer a fulfilling and rewarding environment, and we are committed to providing our employees with ample opportunities for growth and development. If you are looking for a career that will allow you to make a positive impact on our clients and communities, we invite you to join our team of dedicated professionals at Consor.

Salary Range:  $180,000 to $220,000 a year

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

• Serve as a Transportation Design Project Manager and Pursuit Lead on Design-Build (DB) and other project delivery methods.
• Collaborate in the development of teaming agreements and contracting process, including leading risk management efforts on DB contracts.
• Participate in determining pursuit strategy, project teaming partners, making Go/No-Go decisions, and development of SOQs.
• Lead DB proposals, including technical proposal content development, ATC development, coordination with the contractor on schedule, cost proposal, and representing design in proprietary meetings and interviews with owners.
• Lead development of plans and specifications according to RFP and contract requirements, including supervision of task leads, leading coordination with the owner and contractor, and setting and overseeing project quality objectives.
• Support projects as task lead/reviewer/design engineer as needed, preparing planning studies, design calculations, specifications, technical reports, quantities, cost estimates, construction plans, and construction schedules for different transportation projects with varying levels of size and complexity.
• Lead engineering services during construction, including overseeing NDCs & FDCs, contract change orders, responses to RFIs, NCIs, shop drawings, material approval, and support project close-out.
• Identify technical resources needed to deliver projects successfully and participate in coordinating staffing needs with group managers and other offices.
• Have the desire to perform as a seller-doer, business developer, Client Service Manager, or Client Service Team member to build long-term and growing relationships with owners, contractors and teaming partners.

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Required Credentials

• Bachelor of Science or higher degree in Civil Engineering.
• Oregon State PE License.
• Minimum of 10 years of professional experience in managing transportation projects, of which not less than 5 years shall have been managing DB transportation projects in the role of Design Manager in WA.
• Ability to plan and conduct work requiring judgment and independent evaluation.
• Ability to apply techniques, procedures, and criteria applicable to publicly funded transportation projects.
• Ability to work independently and achieve the expected outcomes.