Major Crossings Design- Build Principal
$175,000.00
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Manager
SALARY
$175,000.00
About the role
- Serve as the Design Manager responsible for the successful coordination and delivery of design services on large, complex Design-Build and alternative delivery projects.
- Champion Jacobs' Design-Build and alternative delivery capabilities across assigned geographies and markets while representing the company at client meetings and industry events.
- Mentor and support bridge and highway Design Managers, promoting best practices and continuous improvement across the organization.
- Lead and oversee pursuit-phase activities, including proposal development, technical leadership, and Alternative Technical Concept (ATC) development.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with contractors, transportation agencies, owner representatives, and key project stakeholders.
- Direct multidisciplinary teams across multiple offices and project locations in fast-paced, high-performance environments.
- Collaborate closely with project controls, scheduling, and construction teams to monitor project performance, manage risks, and achieve scope, schedule, and budget objectives.
- Ensure excellence in project delivery through rigorous quality management, effective client engagement, and efficient resource utilization.
- Oversee contract administration, project financial performance, invoicing, and profitability.
- Develop project execution plans, staffing strategies, and resource requirements for each phase of project delivery.
- Lead and coordinate Project Engineers, Engineers, and Technical Specialists to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and successfully.
- Monitor and validate design and construction schedules, budgets, forecasts, and project metrics across all disciplines.
- Ensure compliance with contractual requirements while exercising strong cost management and budget control practices.
- Lead large, complex project assignments requiring strategic thinking, technical expertise, and executive-level stakeholder management.
- Collaborate with clients, contractors, regulatory agencies, joint venture partners, and industry organizations to drive successful project outcomes.
- Here's what you'll need:
- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
- Professional Engineer (P.E.) registration.15+ years of experience managing complex, multidisciplinary highway and bridge infrastructure projects.
- Demonstrated experience serving as a Design Manager, Project Manager, or senior design leader on major transportation infrastructure projects involving bridges.
- Proven Design-Build or alternative delivery experience on transportation projects with construction values exceeding $500 million.
- Experience developing, implementing, and managing Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) programs.
- Strong leadership, communication, stakeholder management, and team development skills.
- Ability and willingness to travel or co-locate with project teams based on client and project requirements.
- Ideally you'll also have:
- Master's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field.
- Professional Engineer licensure in multiple states.
- Experience delivering transportation projects with construction values exceeding $1 billion.
- Experience leading complex bridge projects involving long-span structures, major river crossings, in-water foundations, or innovative construction techniques.
- Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) certification.
- Established relationships within transportation agencies, owners, and contractor organizations involved in major infrastructure delivery.
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