Engineer Program Manager II

DOT/Transportation Solutions; Dover (DE); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Delaware Department of Transportation seeks an Engineer Program Manager II to lead multi-disciplinary teams in developing plans, specs, and estimates for transportation projects in Delaware. The role manages multimillion-dollar budgets and schedules while directing public involvement and regulatory initiatives.

The position requires a Delaware PE license, several years of project engineering management experience, and supervisory capabilities to guide staff and ensure compliance with permits and

Qualifications

• Valid Delaware or other U.S. state/territory Professional Engineering License.
• Three years experience as a project engineer managing engineering programs and projects.
• One year experience in staff supervision including planning, assigning, and evaluating work of others.
• Knowledge of engineering principles and mathematics applied to technical problem-solving.
• Experience with permit applications, blueprints, and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities

• Lead and direct multi-disciplinary teams developing plans, specifications, and estimates for transportation improvement projects.
• Manage multimillion-dollar capital budgets, programs, and schedules.
• Direct public involvement and resource agency initiatives.
• Draft engineering designs and review permits/blueprints and field studies.
• Provide technical guidance to staff and ensure regulatory compliance.

Skills

PE license

Project management

Staff supervision

Engineering math

Permits & compliance

Job description

The Engineer Program Manager II leads and directs multi-disciplinary teams in developing plans, specifications, and estimates for transportation improvement projects at the Delaware Department of Transportation. The position manages multimillion-dollar capital budgets, programs, and schedules while directing public involvement and resource agency initiatives. Responsibilities include drafting engineering designs, reviewing permits and blueprints, conducting field studies, and providing technical guidance to staff.

Key qualifications:

• Valid Delaware or other U.S. state/territory Professional Engineering License
• Three years experience as a project engineer managing engineering programs and projects
• One year experience in staff supervision including planning, assigning, and evaluating work of others
• Knowledge of engineering principles and mathematics applied to technical problem-solving
• Experience with permit applications, blueprints, and regulatory compliance