Roadway Project Manager

Parsons Corporation•Miami, FL

13d•$125,100 - $225,200

About The Position

Parsons is hiring a Roadway Project Manager to lead transportation projects from start to finish. The role manages project scope, financial performance, multidisciplinary teams, client relationships, and business development efforts. It is part of the Critical Infrastructure team, which plans, designs, builds, and modernizes infrastructure intended to connect and protect communities and improve quality of life, mobility, economic growth, sustainability, and resiliency.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related technical or business field.
10 or more years of related work experience and a broad general technical and business background.
Professional Engineer (PE) license.

Nice To Haves

Comprehensive knowledge of FDOT processes, procedures, and requirements.
Demonstrated success delivering roadway projects in Florida.

Responsibilities

Lead teams delivering transportation projects and fulfill executed client contracts while managing project financial performance.
Establish and monitor project scope and fees, ensure work complies with the contract, and obtain contract modifications when needed.
Use project management tools to track tasks and timelines and ensure project stages finish on schedule.
Manage and review design assignments, including preparation of design calculations, plans, and submittals.
Communicate high-level concepts with team members, internal design groups, clients, subconsultants, and government agencies.
Coordinate with other disciplines throughout projects to streamline design and minimize revisions.
Respond to client needs, resolve conflicts, and escalate issues as necessary.
Provide or obtain constructability reviews and perform independent peer reviews of project submittals.
Potentially serve as Engineer of Record for assigned projects.
Build client relationships, identify business opportunities, and maintain client accountability.
Participate in project meetings with clients, subconsultants, and contractors as needed.
Negotiate and execute client and subconsultant contracts in coordination with company finance and legal teams.
Coordinate with Project Accountants to set up projects, review charges, prepare timely client invoices, and assist with outstanding receivables collections.
Submit and review financial reports covering percent complete, client billing, outstanding receivables, and project profitability.
Use the Client Relationship Manager (CRM) to report and track business opportunities and pursuits.
Manage proposals for lead pursuits, including preliminary and final reviews.
Provide resume updates, project write-ups, proposal support, and other marketing assistance as required.
Teach, coach, and mentor team members and support their development and preparation for new positions.
Identify departmental skills and knowledge gaps, arrange internal training opportunities, and identify useful external training content.
Participate in personnel forecasting, recruiting, interviewing, candidate selection, and new-hire onboarding.
Ensure timely completion of timesheets and expense reports for self and team.