The Vice President of Land Development leads land and utility development efforts and coordinates investment decisions throughout project lifecycles (acquisition, development, design, construction) to deploy critical capacity globally. Supports acquisition and development phases while providing backup capacity for Real Estate and Sales functions.

Benesch is offering a career opportunity for a Geotechnical Project Manager to join our Railroad Division to support railroad clients located across the United States. The successful candidate will oversee a wide range of geotechnical projects, managing all aspects from inception to completion. This role offers an exciting opportunity to lead and contribute to impactful projects while collaborating with a talented team of professionals. The ideal candidate will be familiar with a “seller/doer” approach, have strong technical and project management skills, and an ability to manage a team and develop staff.

You will be responsible for the overseeing scheduling, inspection, support, and delivery of multiple projects across various disciplines within the insurance claim industry. JS Held is focused on learning and development and is continually looking to attract and retain top talent who are creative, self-motivated, and organized.

Oversee environmental site assessment and remediation projects for our State and Federal clients across a variety of regulatory programs. Responsible for providing senior-level management, guidance and deliverable review of environmental assessments, investigations, permitting activities, and remediation evaluations. Help expand our growing site assessment work.

AECOM is seeking a Program Manager for their East Region Class I Railroad Team. This individual will work remotely, reporting to AECOM’s Mechanicsburg, PA, supporting their Class I Railroad Public Improvements team on various projects. This role offers the ability to grow into a task leadership role with additional responsibilities.

The position involves fostering relationships with clients and cultivating new relationships. Responsibilities include identifying and pursuing projects, mentoring team members, and monitoring budgets. The role also includes leading roadway projects and responding to requests for proposals.

The Army, Civil Works Program Lead will lead and contribute to innovative and challenging projects involving the nation’s civil works infrastructure including dams, dikes, levees, coastal storm risk management and ecosystem restoration projects. This role focuses on business development and technical leadership in federal contracting, including the sales, financial and technical evaluation, design, permitting, and project implementation stages.