Civil Project Manager/Senior Civil Project Manager - Transportation
timmons groupRaleigh (NC)
Civil Project Manager/Senior Civil Project Manager - Transportation
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timmons groupRaleigh (NC)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
As a Civil Project Manager in the Transportation group, you will lead complex roadway projects and cultivate strong client relationships. You will drive project profitability, schedule, and quality while coordinating cross-functional teams. You’ll market and oversee scoping, fees, and collections, and you’ll cross-sell services to support broader firm goals. This role offers the chance to shape transportation projects within a reputable, growth-focused firm and work with a collaborative design group in Raleigh.
Responsibilities:
Manage assigned projects and ensure successful delivery Build and maintain strong client relationships and communications Lead marketing and business development to grow work with clients Ensure technical quality, profitability, and adherence to schedules Coordinate project staff and oversee scopes, fees, and billing Assist in collection of fees when required and monitor cash flow Cross-sell Timmons Group services beyond direct expertise Manage multiple projects (mid-sized to large) concurrently Coordinate with Office Manager and Transportation Group Leader Demonstrate professional client-facing attitude and reliable communication
Key requirements:
8 to 10 years of experience in roadway design, traffic and transportation engineering Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering (Master's preferred) Professional registration (P.E., L.S., etc.) in relevant states preferred Strong understanding of project accounting and ability to manage multiple project budgets and schedules Experience in marketing and supervision of technical work of others Working knowledge of technical and office software required Valid driver's license Excellent communication and teamwork skills Willingness to work at a dynamic pace Commitment to professional relationships and meeting deadlines effective communication professional attitude team collaboration roadway design traffic and transportation engineering project accounting
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