Jobs at Parsons Corporation

Lead and manage hydrology and drainage design for transportation projects, overseeing technical deliverables, staffing, budgets, and regulatory compliance. Serve as primary client/JV interface, mentor junior engineers, prepare stormwater plans, permit applications, drainage reports, and act as Drainage Design Engineer of Record for WSDOT design-build projects.

Lead and grow Parsons' Rail Systems practice in the US West, manage large rail transit projects (> $500M), direct design/integration of signaling, traction power, communications and SCADA, drive pursuits and proposals, mentor teams, ensure systems engineering, safety certification, testing and successful project delivery.

Lead design and delivery of traction power and electrical systems for rail/transit projects, including substations, ductbanks, ground grids, schematics, single-line diagrams, specifications, shop drawing reviews, testing oversight, O&M documentation, and on-site inspections.

Lead hydrology and drainage design for transportation projects, overseeing hydrologic/hydraulic analyses, storm sewer and channel design, water quality and retention systems, permit and report preparation, and mentoring junior engineers while ensuring code compliance and providing PE seal when required.

Lead systems engineering for CBTC brownfield and greenfield rail projects, managing design, procurement, testing, commissioning, and handover. Coordinate with agencies, suppliers, and internal teams to define requirements, mitigate risks, and ensure safety, performance, schedule, and quality across the project lifecycle.

Serve as on-site CBRN Lead and site manager conducting detection operations, coordinating stakeholders, maintaining equipment and documentation, delivering training, producing SITREPs and AARs, supporting fleet and logistics, and traveling frequently to support deployments and special events.

Perform installation, relocation, testing, troubleshooting, repair, and preventive maintenance of NAS electronic systems (NAVAIDS, VHF/UHF, surveillance). Read schematics, use test equipment, document work, follow FAA procedures, and support field site activities with up to 100% travel.