Senior Interdisciplinary Project Lead

US Army Corps of Engineers; New Orleans (LA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

US Army Corps of Engineers seeks a Supervisory Civil/Mechanical/Electrical Engineer to lead a multi-disciplinary team and manage complex projects in a federal setting.

The role requires leadership, strategic planning, and strong communication skills, with travel up to 20% and a commitment to public service. This is a CASIE Career Program position with opportunities for professional growth.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering from ABET-accredited program.
• Specialized experience in supervising civil/mechanical/electrical engineering projects.
• Ability to obtain and maintain Contracting Officer’s Representative certification.
• Willingness to travel TDY up to 20%.

Responsibilities

• Manages a multi-disciplined professional and technical workforce and project delivery teams to ensure successful execution of all assigned projects.
• Plans work to adjust organizational structures and priorities dynamically based on workload.
• Monitors project expenditures and funding availability to support the Section's Hired Labor work program in the most economical manner.
• Develops engineering solutions, project scope, and resource requirements to determine solutions to complex problems encountered by facilities, structures, or equipment/plant.
• Evaluates acquisition strategies, contract scopes, technical proposals, and the potential impacts of repair or modernization decisions on cost, schedule, compliance, and equipment readiness.
• Communicates and resolves or recommends solutions to controversial issues between varying entities both internal and external to the organization, including the general public, verbally and through written correspondence.

Skills

Leadership

Oral Communication

Technical Competence

Financial Management

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Job description

US Army Corps of Engineers seeks a Supervisory Civil/Mechanical/Electrical Engineer to lead a multi-disciplinary team and manage complex projects in a federal setting.

The role requires leadership, strategic planning, and strong communication skills, with travel up to 20% and a commitment to public service. This is a CASIE Career Program position with opportunities for professional growth.