Bridge Project Manager

Overview

A growing multidisciplinary engineering firm is seeking a Bridge Project Manager to lead transportation structure projects across the Midwest region. This position focuses on managing both new bridge design and rehabilitation efforts, along with supporting structural inspection programs for public-sector clients.

This role offers the opportunity to oversee projects of varying size and complexity while collaborating with a diverse team of engineering professionals.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage bridge-related projects from initial planning through final delivery with limited supervision

• Oversee and perform quality control for structural design calculations, quantities, cost estimates, specifications, and plan production

• Lead project coordination efforts, including organizing and facilitating meetings with internal teams and external stakeholders

• Act as the primary liaison with clients, public agencies, and project partners

• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including roadway, drainage, environmental, survey, utilities, and construction personnel

• Assist with proposals, budgeting, fee development, and contract documentation

• Participate in bridge inspections, structural evaluations, and load rating analyses; provide recommendations for repair or replacement

• Contribute to the development of internal tools, templates, and design standards

• Mentor junior staff, including engineers-in-training, interns, and entry-level team members

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related field

• EIT certification or Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred

• Minimum of 6 years of experience in bridge design and/or project management

• Exposure to or experience with bridge inspection programs is beneficial

• Familiarity with structural analysis and bridge rating software (e.g., industry-standard tools)

• Proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D and standard Microsoft Office applications

• Valid driver’s license and ability to work in field environments, including uneven terrain and active job sites