Trilon Group

Engineer

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of rail projects including industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving railroad interfaces for at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development through client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, industry organizations, and conferences
• Mentor, lead, and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate with Project Managers and regional leadership on staffing strategies, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies across multiple states to ensure regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead implementation and enforcement of QA/QC procedures throughout project development and delivery
• Support development and standardization of rail engineering practices, design procedures, and project delivery processes
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of rail projects including industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development through client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, industry organizations, and conferences
• Mentor, lead, and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate with Project Managers and regional leadership on staffing, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies across multiple states for regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead QA/QC implementation and enforcement throughout project development and delivery
• Support development and standardization of rail engineering practices, design procedures, and project delivery processes
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of rail projects including industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development, including client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, industry organizations, and conferences
• Mentor, lead, and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate with Project Managers and regional leadership on staffing, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies across multiple states to ensure regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead implementation and enforcement of QA/QC procedures throughout project development and delivery
• Support development and standardization of rail engineering practices, design procedures, and project delivery processes
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of rail projects including industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development, including client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, and industry organizations and conferences
• Mentor, lead, and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate with Project Managers and regional leadership on staffing, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies across multiple states to ensure regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead implementation and enforcement of QA/QC procedures throughout project development and delivery
• Support development and standardization of rail engineering practices, design procedures, and project delivery processes
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development through client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, industry organizations, and conferences
• Mentor and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate on staffing strategies, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies across multiple states to ensure regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead QA/QC implementation and enforcement throughout project development and delivery
• Develop and standardize rail engineering, coordination, design, and project delivery practices
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development, including client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, industry organizations, and conferences
• Mentor, lead, and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate with Project Managers and regional leadership on staffing, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies to ensure regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead QA/QC implementation and enforcement throughout project development and delivery
• Support standardization of rail engineering, coordination, design, and project delivery practices
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development, including client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, industry organizations, and conferences
• Mentor, lead, and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate with Project Managers and regional leadership on staffing, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies across multiple states to ensure regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead QA/QC implementation and enforcement throughout project development and delivery
• Support development and standardization of rail engineering, coordination, design, and project delivery practices
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development through client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, industry organizations, and conferences
• Mentor and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate with Project Managers and regional leadership on staffing, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies across multiple states to ensure regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead QA/QC implementation and enforcement throughout project development and delivery
• Support development and standardization of rail engineering practices, design procedures, and project delivery processes
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development through client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, industry organizations, and conferences
• Mentor and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate with Project Managers and regional leadership on staffing, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies across multiple states to ensure regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead QA/QC implementation and enforcement throughout project development and delivery
• Support development and standardization of rail engineering, coordination, design, and project delivery practices
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

• Support Project Managers and Engineers with engineering design tasks for various transportation projects
• Perform civil engineering design and associated calculations
• Interpret plans from other engineering-related disciplines
• Apply technical expertise and work with project teams on conventional and unconventional projects
• Perform independent research and delegate changing priorities
• Adhere to Horrocks safety standards
• Work collaboratively and deliver accurate, error-free work products
• Maintain a professional attitude and fulfill responsibilities with integrity

Engineer-In-Training – Roadway

• Design and analyze roadway and regional flood control facilities
• Prepare studies, technical reports, construction plans, specifications, and cost estimates for transportation projects
• Support project managers with client relations, stakeholder management, and sub-consultant coordination
• Interface with state and local agency clients
• Coordinate and conduct meetings with project stakeholders
• Coordinate with office management and project managers to share resources
• Assist with proposal preparation, including oral presentations
• Coordinate with project managers, design engineers, technicians, and support staff to complete projects
• Take ownership of projects from start to finish

Senior Drainage Engineer

• Provide regional leadership for railroad projects and support strategic growth initiatives within the assigned region
• Lead the planning, design, coordination, and delivery of industry track, terminals, spurs, mainlines, yards, and sidings
• Coordinate with railroad companies on DOT and municipal public agency projects involving railroad interfaces for at-grade crossings, grade-separated structures, and utility crossings
• Serve as a senior technical resource and advisor for rail design, grading, drainage, and related infrastructure
• Build and strengthen relationships with clients, railroad operators, public agencies, and industry partners
• Support business development through client engagement, proposal development, project pursuits, industry organizations, and conferences
• Mentor and provide technical guidance to engineers, designers, and junior staff across multiple offices and project teams
• Collaborate with Project Managers and regional leadership on staffing, resource planning, and operational efficiency
• Coordinate with federal, state, and local agencies across multiple states to ensure regulatory and railroad-standard compliance
• Lead QA/QC implementation and enforcement throughout project development and delivery
• Support standardization of rail engineering, coordination practices, design procedures, and project delivery processes
• Travel periodically for client meetings, project site visits, regional coordination, and industry events
• Perform other duties as needed

Project Manager

• Lead active transportation and multimodal planning projects across Colorado and the broader Mountain West
• Manage bicycle and pedestrian master plans, safety action plans, transit access and mobility hub studies, corridor studies, and trail planning and design projects
• Manage client relationships, project budgets, schedules, and multidisciplinary coordination
• Lead community and stakeholder engagement
• Develop practical recommendations and implementation strategies
• Engage residents and attend site visits and charrettes
• Communicate planning and design opportunities and trade-offs
• Apply relevant design guidance to Complete Streets projects
• Collaborate with and learn from interdisciplinary teams
• Mentor planning staff and support staff development and workload coordination
• Support business development through proposals and client relationship building
• Nurture client and industry partner relationships and secure work
• Lead proposal development and prepare scopes of work and fees
• Educate clients and relevant parties and provide solutions supporting their business objectives
• Manage large, complex projects, including budgets, schedules, quality, and cross-disciplinary coordination

Planning Associate II – Project Manager

Technical Project Manager

• Manage transportation projects from design through construction
• Drive engineering project success and influence sustainable transportation projects
• Manage project budgets
• Implement best practices and process improvements to improve project delivery
• Mentor staff and contribute to technical engineering professional development and training
• Provide leadership and technical expertise to the Engineering team
• Collaborate with planning, landscape, and data disciplines
• Prepare project schedules, budgets, and scopes of services
• Balance workloads
• Support the regional leader in business development
• Provide quality control over team deliverables

Senior Civil Engineering Project Manager

• Manage bridge and transportation structural projects from planning through final design and construction support
• Establish and monitor scope, budget, schedule, staffing, and deliverables; manage scope changes and support supplemental fee proposals
• Lead LRFD-based analysis and design of steel and concrete bridges, retaining walls, and ancillary transportation structures under AASHTO, NJDOT, and NJTA standards
• Direct and review structural calculations, load ratings, plans, specifications, and engineer’s estimates
• Lead alternatives evaluations and constructability reviews, including staged construction and maintenance and protection of traffic
• Serve as primary project contact for clients and review agencies
• Lead project meetings, communicate progress, resolve technical issues, and coordinate multidisciplinary teams, subconsultants, utilities, and railroad stakeholders
• Lead condition evaluations and load ratings; develop rehabilitation and replacement recommendations
• Establish and implement project QA/QC procedures and coordinate independent technical checks
• Maintain and improve company templates, standard details, and technical guidance
• Assign and oversee work, monitor staff workload and performance, and mentor junior and mid-level engineers
• Support proposal preparation, scope development, fee estimates, and client relationship management
• Conduct occasional site visits and field reviews across New Jersey
• Oversee RFI responses, shop drawing reviews, and construction-related structural issue resolution

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Engineer-In-Training – Roadway

Senior Drainage Engineer

Regional Lead – Rail Engineer

Planning Associate II – Project Manager

Senior Civil Engineering Project Manager

Structural Project Manager – Bridges