The Project Manager is responsible for the technical leadership, profitability and client management for a team of engineers and support staff. Responsibilities include managing all aspects of the project including report/plan, financial performance, loss prevention, workload and staff balancing, preparation of technical proposals, monitoring of project budgets, staff supervision and scheduling of key projects.  

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer is responsible for performing subsurface investigations, engineering analyses and evaluations related to site development projects, forensic investigations and/or to support design plans such as earth retaining structures, on-site wastewater treatment and disposal and foundation underpinning.  

The Geotechnical Engineer is responsible for performing subsurface investigations, engineering analyses and evaluations related to site development projects, forensic investigations and/or to support design plans such as earth retaining structures, on-site wastewater treatment and disposal and foundation underpinning.   Responsibilities may also include performing construction phase testing and inspections.

The Engineering Technician is responsible for performing construction phase testing and inspections at on-going construction projects, which includes providing accurate notes and descriptions of all field activities while reporting to their respective supervisor daily. Engineering Technicians will also be required to provide accurate site inspection reports (SIRs), daily summary emails to their immediate supervisor, and provide accurate project documentation.

The Geotechnical Intern is responsible for various field, laboratory and engineering tasks needed to support the geotechnical group throughout regions where we do business. Intern responsibilities typically include training to complete on site construction phase soil and concrete testing and inspection; conducting soil laboratory tests, and preparing inspection and data reports. 

The Project Manager is responsible for leading technical traffic analysis assignments, supervise the technical production, and operate as project manager for traffic studies and engineering design assignments. This position will partner with the Principal in pursuit of new transportation planning and traffic engineering contracts.

The Project Manager is responsible for leading technical traffic analysis assignments, supervise the technical production, and operate as project manager for traffic studies and engineering design assignments. This position will partner with the Principal in pursuit of new transportation planning and traffic engineering contracts.

The Traffic Intern works alongside the Design Engineer and under the direction of a Project Manager and is responsible for day-to-day project work producing technical deliverables for traffic and transportation engineering projects.

The Project Coordinator performs various administrative as well permitting, engineering, and office support activities for the Principal/Project Team, and serves as lead coordinator for selected client(s) and agencies.  The position includes project tracking; project follow-up; preparing submissions to agencies; arranging meetings/travel; preparing materials for hearings; assisting with proposals, subcontractor invoice review, billing; filing and other general office support, as required.  The position includes representing Dynamic Traffic in a positive and helpful manner to clients, agencies and utilities to assist in completing projects.

The Design Engineer works under the direction of a Project Manager and is responsible for day-to-day project work producing technical deliverables for traffic and transportation engineering projects. 

The Project Manager is responsible for fully leading the management and development of roadway oriented projects for public agencies and private developments within NJDOT, County, and Local jurisdictions project proposal stage through bidding and construction.  The Sr. Project Manager manages and coordinates all aspects of projects, including the management of engineering and permitting staff as necessary to complete projects, coordination with the reviewing agencies, and general management of all staff related to the development and finalization of PS&E plans.  Responsibilities may also include independently pursuing new transportation planning and traffic engineering contracts, proposal writing, and business development by leveraging existing relationships within the industry and establishing new contacts. 

The Project Manager is responsible for leading the management and development of roadway oriented projects for public agencies and private developments within NJDOT, County, and Local jurisdictions.  The Project Manager manages and coordinates all aspects of projects, including the management of engineering and permitting staff as necessary to complete projects, coordination with the reviewing agencies, and general management of all staff related to the development and finalization of PS&E plans.  Responsibilities may also include partnering with the Principal in pursuit of new transportation planning and traffic engineering contracts, proposal writing, and business development.

The Sr. Transportation Engineer is responsible for leading technical assignments, supervising the technical production, and managing the general production of PS&E documents such as Intersection Widening Plans, Highway Widening Plans, Traffic Signal Installation Plans, and other similar types of projects.  The Sr. Transportation Engineer will perform or assign and supervise technical tasks as needed to facilitate the successful completion of projects within specified deadlines.  This position will work with the Project Manager in carrying out the development of the work product.

The Traffic Intern works alongside the Design Engineer and under the direction of a Project Manager and is responsible for day-to-day project work producing technical deliverables for traffic and transportation engineering projects.

The Traffic Intern works alongside the Design Engineer and under the direction of a Project Manager and is responsible for day-to-day project work producing technical deliverables for traffic and transportation engineering projects.

The Project Manager is responsible for fully leading the management and development of roadway oriented projects for public agencies and private developments within NJDOT, County, and Local jurisdictions project proposal stage through bidding and construction.  The Sr. Project Manager manages and coordinates all aspects of projects, including the management of engineering and permitting staff as necessary to complete projects, coordination with the reviewing agencies, and general management of all staff related to the development and finalization of PS&E plans.  Responsibilities may also include independently pursuing new transportation planning and traffic engineering contracts, proposal writing, and business development by leveraging existing relationships within the industry and establishing new contacts. 

The Project Manager is responsible for leading the management and development of roadway oriented projects for public agencies and private developments within NJDOT, County, and Local jurisdictions.  The Project Manager manages and coordinates all aspects of projects, including the management of engineering and permitting staff as necessary to complete projects, coordination with the reviewing agencies, and general management of all staff related to the development and finalization of PS&E plans.  Responsibilities may also include partnering with the Principal in pursuit of new transportation planning and traffic engineering contracts, proposal writing, and business development.

The Sr. Transportation Engineer is responsible for leading technical assignments, supervising the technical production, and managing the general production of PS&E documents such as Intersection Widening Plans, Highway Widening Plans, Traffic Signal Installation Plans, and other similar types of projects.  The Sr. Transportation Engineer will perform or assign and supervise technical tasks as needed to facilitate the successful completion of projects within specified deadlines.  This position will work with the Project Manager in carrying out the development of the work product.

The Traffic Intern works alongside the Design Engineer and under the direction of a Project Manager and is responsible for day-to-day project work producing technical deliverables for traffic and transportation engineering projects.

Dynamic Survey, a division of Dynamic Engineering Consultants is seeking a motivated, team-oriented individual with field survey knowledge and experience for small and large scale commercial, residential and industrial projects. The Party Chief is responsible for surveying to determine precise location and measurements of points, elevations and contours for construction, subdivisions, titles, or other land development purposes. Duties include all aspects of surveying including but not limited to: boundary, location, topographic, title and ALTA surveys, calculations, deed research, field data analysis, aerial ground control and topographic surveys, utility locations including pipe inverts and sizes, Right-of-Way Surveys, Wetland Location Surveys, and construction layout.