Transportation Project Engineer

Stantec

. Lead engineering teams on roadway projects of various sizes .

Posted 11/2/2026full-timeColorado Springs • Colorado • United StatesSeniorLead💰 $117,800 - $176,800 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in roadway project design and management, with a strong focus on technical leadership, client liaison, and project delivery. Proficient in utilizing advanced design software and methodologies to produce high-quality civil engineering solutions.

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Bachelor Of Science In Civil EngineeringProfessional Engineer (PE) License In ColoradoRoadway Design ExperienceAutoCAD Civil 3D ProficiencyProject Management Experience

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Hard Skills

Roadway Project Design3-D ModelingTechnical LeadershipQuality Control ReviewsProposal WritingBudget ManagementDesign Alternatives DevelopmentStorm Drain DesignUtility RelocationsTraffic Design

Soft Skills

Team LeadershipClient LiaisonProblem SolvingCommunicationCollaboration

Tools & Technologies

AutoCAD Civil 3DMicroStation OpenRoadsInfraWorksLumenRTConcept StationBeyond TypicalsMicrosoft Office 365

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional Engineer (PE) License

Industry Keywords

CDOTLocal Governmental AgenciesCivil ProjectsTransportation EngineeringDesign Methods

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead engineering teams on roadway projects of various sizes
Prepare and seal roadway project designs
Ensure successful development and delivery of civil projects
Provide direct supervision and act as an advisor to team members
Meet project schedules and resolve problems as they arise
Manage the scope and integration of subconsultants and employees
Support business development and proposal delivery
Review and seal roadway projects
Provide technical guidance on transportation-related projects
Liaise with clients, agencies, and others to determine project requirements and obtain approvals
Assist the Project Manager with proposals, reports, specifications, and estimates
Create detailed 3D roadway corridor models using AutoCAD Civil 3D and MicroStation OpenRoads Designer
Use model-based design visualization software such as InfraWorks, LumenRT, Concept Station, or Beyond Typicals
Analyze design features and alternatives based on project purpose and client needs
Develop design alternatives considering site conditions, right-of-way, utilities, standards, safety, environmental impacts, community input, and cost
Produce final design plans, specifications, and estimates
Peer review plans and perform quality control reviews of technical specifications, contract documents, and estimates
Develop and/or manage highway and roadway projects for CDOT or local governmental agencies

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (emphasis in Transportation preferred)
Professional Engineer (PE) license in Colorado
Minimum of 8 years of experience in roadway design or similar
Recent experience developing highway and/or roadway projects for CDOT and/or local governmental agencies
Ability to lead design teams, manage projects, check work for accuracy and completeness, and meet project budgets and schedules
Understanding of client expectations, budgeting, proposal writing, invoicing, and collecting accounts receivable
Technical leadership in relevant design areas and understanding of various design methods
High proficiency with Microsoft Office 365
Ability to lead meetings with clients, design teams, and agencies
Proficiency in relevant design software, including AutoCAD Civil 3D and MicroStation OpenRoads
3-D modeling experience preferred
Understanding or experience in storm drain design, utility relocations, and traffic design is a plus
Valid driver's license and good driving record required
Project management experience is a plus
Position primarily works in an office setting and may require some field work
Ability to work with computers and remain sedentary for long periods; field work may involve inclement weather

Benefits

Comp & perks

Hybrid work environment
Professional development and career growth opportunities
Access to global expertise and regional team collaboration
Opportunity to work on projects of varying sizes and complexities
Opportunity to support innovative transportation infrastructure and community development