Principal Project Manager

Location: 900 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 2650, Los Angeles, CA 90017

About the role

Support public and private sector transportation infrastructure projects through the planning, design, construction, and commissioning phases. Work with multidisciplinary project teams to provide technical leadership for urban rail transit projects or specific work streams within larger urban transit projects.

10% travel required (domestic and international) for project site visits, client meetings, and conference attendance. Some telecommuting permitted; employees will be required to report to the office at least 20 days per month.

Responsibilities

• Project management, engineering, design management, and coordination
• Coordination of work packages, project reporting, and controls
• Prepare and present technical reports and memoranda
• Liaise with and report on key client meetings and manage stakeholder relationships
• Oversee projects and work streams to meet schedule, quality, and budget requirements
• Develop relationships with key clients and industry stakeholders to promote the company and its services, including involvement in business development activities

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a related field plus four (4) years of experience as a Civil Engineer, Project Manager, or a related occupation involving experience in urban rail transit. Experience may be gained concurrently and must include:

• Two (2) years in each of the following:
  • Utilizing Microsoft software (Excel, Outlook, Project), VISSIM, or OpenTrack
  • Management of engineering contracts ensuring adherence to contract terms, scope, schedule, and deliverable requirements
  • Managing planning projects for public sector transportation projects
  • Managing engineering design for public sector transportation projects
  • Managing construction for public sector rail transportation projects
  • Testing and commissioning for public sector rail transportation projects
  • Planning or executing Geotechnical Site Investigation Programs
  • Working with public sector procurement delivery methods and performing cost-benefit analyses for transportation projects
  • Performing capital cost estimation and risk assessment for transportation projects
• One (1) year in each of the following:
  • Planning and designing for hydrogen supply and hydrogen refueling projects in the transportation industry
  • Hazard assessments for hydrogen and battery-operated vehicles

Qualified candidates must have a Professional Engineer (PE) license (US) or foreign equivalent.

Pay

$195,000 - $210,000 per year