Join a respected engineering firm leading complex transportation infrastructure projects across New York State. This role offers an exciting chance to manage high-visibility highway and roadway design projects from preliminary design through construction support, working alongside state and local agencies. With a steady backlog of work, you’ll contribute to safe, resilient, and community-focused transportation solutions while advancing your leadership career.
Highway Design Project Manager Benefits & Compensation
Competitive salary with strong potential for career growth
Opportunity to lead multidisciplinary teams on impactful public infrastructure projects
Long-term project stability within a supportive, collaborative environment
Role involving visible leadership and client partnership
Highway Design Project Manager Requirements & Qualifications
B.S. degree in Civil Engineering
7+ years of progressive highway design and transportation project management experience
Proven ability to manage projects from preliminary design through PS&E and construction support
Experience with NYSDOT highway design projects and federally funded transportation programs
Professional Engineering License (PE) preferred or ability to obtain
Proficiency in MS Office and MicroStation preferred
Highway Design Project Manager Day-to-Day Responsibilities
Lead planning, design, and delivery of highway transportation projects, ensuring alignment with scope, schedule, budget, and staffing
Manage compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, permitting, and quality standards
Serve as primary client and stakeholder contact, building strong, long-term relationships
Oversee project billing, QA/QC of deliverables, and project closeout activities
Support proposal development, scope definition, and fee estimation for new and existing projects
Mentor and develop junior engineering staff to support team growth and success
This role is ideal for a results-driven civil engineering leader who values ownership, technical excellence, and client partnership while shaping New York’s transportation infrastructure for the communities served.
