Senior Roadway Project Manager - Transportation Market

Gresham Smith•Tampa, FL

About The Position

Gresham Smith is seeking a Senior Roadway Project Manager for its Transportation Market. The role involves managing roadway and transportation design projects, with opportunities to lead corridor studies, traffic operations, safety, and roadway, traffic, or bridge design efforts. The manager oversees project development and progress, coordinates with clients and public agencies, supervises junior engineers and technical support personnel, and helps resolve complex project issues. The work contributes to infrastructure and community environments, within a collaborative, people-first culture.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a related field.
12+ years of experience in the engineering industry.
Professional Engineer (PE) certification.
FDOT project management experience.
Genuine curiosity, creativity, and a collaborative spirit.

Responsibilities

Conduct project management work on design projects.
Lead other efforts, including corridor studies, traffic operations, safety, and roadway, traffic, or bridge design.
Manage preparation of community engagement materials, engineering reports, plans, and specifications for major and minor projects.
Manage preparation and review of preliminary and final studies, plans, technical specifications, contract documents, and estimates; recommend additions, deletions, and substitutions as needed.
Participate in contract bidding and administration as needed.
Supervise design and ongoing project progress, coordinating with city, state, and county officials, the general public, and other outside agencies.
Supervise junior engineers and technical support personnel assigned to the project.
Coordinate project activities with clients, contractors, outside consultants, the general public, and firm staff.
Communicate and interact effectively with project team members, client representatives, review agencies, and others.
Resolve complex issues, including public engagement challenges, conflicting design requirements, unsuitable materials, and coordination difficulties.