Senior Roadway Design Team Lead

Parsons Corporation; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 104,000 - 181,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

Paid time off

ESOP

401(k)

Life Insurance

Flexible schedules

Holiday

Job summary

Parsons seeks a Roadway Team Leader in Indianapolis to drive transportation design, plans, and estimates while mentoring junior engineers on roadway projects. The role requires strong leadership, industry knowledge, and a focus on safety and quality across INDOT programs.

You will lead staffing planning, support business development, and uphold Parsons' commitment to innovative infrastructure and community impact in the Midwest.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering required.
• 10+ years of related work experience.
• Ability to lead capacity with excellent written and oral communications.
• Familiarity with industry practices and regulations; ability to apply engineering software.

Responsibilities

• Manage transportation design, plans, specifications, and estimates.
• Drive quality management procedures on the team.
• Ensure Parsons safety procedures are followed.
• Mentor and lead junior staff on roadway projects.
• Strive for INDOT performance scores across scope, schedule, budget, and quality.
• Identify staffing needs and assist in hiring for key roles.
• Support business development with technical and business acumen.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Project management

Team mentoring

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering

Professional Engineer registration (preferred)

Tools

Engineering software

Job description

Parsons seeks a Roadway Team Leader in Indianapolis to drive transportation design, plans, and estimates while mentoring junior engineers on roadway projects. The role requires strong leadership, industry knowledge, and a focus on safety and quality across INDOT programs.

You will lead staffing planning, support business development, and uphold Parsons' commitment to innovative infrastructure and community impact in the Midwest.