Highway Discipline Manager (Transportation Design Engineer VII)
Posted: 05-Aug-26 | Location: Baltimore, Maryland | Full Time
About the Role
The Highway Discipline Manager serves in the Office of Engineering and Construction by assuming the leadership role for managing and coordinating major highway interchange projects, major highway design and toll plaza projects, minor facility rehabilitation projects, and highway studies. This position is responsible for the management of consultants and in-house design of capital projects and task orders by providing review, supervision, and direction to MDTA engineers and consulting engineers for MDTA highway projects and in support of other engineering projects or MDTA projects that involve highway design.
Responsibilities
- Manage, plan and design complex highway related projects including major highway interchange projects, major highway design and toll plaza projects, minor facility rehabilitation projects, and highway studies.
- Coordinate public involvement aspects of highway projects including overseeing and managing the preparation for public meetings, public workshops, preparation of handouts, color display boards, computer rendered photos and other graphic exhibits for use at meetings with small groups or large communities.
- Attend public meetings to address citizen questions directly related to highway projects.
- Review and evaluate technical proposals for consultant contract selection.
- Contract Management: evaluate and analyze project schedules and resource requirements to ensure timely completion of assignments, review and evaluate cost efficiency and scope of services to effectively complete engineering tasks, monitor task progress, issues and budgets, review and track invoices to effectively monitor contract costs.
- Manage and preserve highway pavements and traffic barrier assets.
This position will report to the Deputy Director of Engineering and/or other designated official. The current vacancy is in Baltimore, Maryland. Hybrid telework schedules may be available for this position.
Requirements
- Possession of a Maryland Professional Engineer license, in the appropriate option, is required. Evidence of license must be presented at time of appointment.
- Three (3) years of experience managing highway engineering projects as a licensed professional engineer.
- Two (2) years of the required experience must have involved the supervision.
Pay
$106,087 - $167,304 per year
Benefits
- Minimum of 11 paid holidays.
- Minimum of 27 days of leave annually (personal, vacation, and sick). *May be prorated based upon start date.
- Access to the State Pension System.
- Deferred compensation plans.
- Excellent health, dental, and vision plans.