Transportation & Structures Project Manager
What you'll do
Job Summary: DOWL is looking for a Project Manager (PM) with both technical expertise and business acumen to lead and deliver complex Transportation & Structures projects in Oregon. The PM will oversee single-discipline projects and contribute to multidisciplinary ones, ensuring successful delivery. This role requires a seller-doer mentality and involves business development, client relations, staff leadership, and business management, helping DOWL maintain its reputation as a trusted industry partner. Key Responsibilities: Manage multiple projects, lead scope, schedule, and budget development, ensure project quality and client satisfaction. Communicate and collaborate with leadership and support roles, ensure client satisfaction, and mentor team members. Demonstrate a clear understanding of project-related technical terms and fundamentals, coordinate resolution of technical issues with project staff, and review and interpret technical drawings and documents. Engage in business development and marketing, identify and pursue leads, and collaborate to win projects. Interact frequently with clients and partners, manage communications, and foster client satisfaction....
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