Project Manager (JMR)

Sussex County, NJ - Engineering & Chemistry - Onsite - Full time

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Date Posted: 4/16/2026

Project Manager (JMR)
(B.S./M.S. Civil Eng, PE License)
$120-200K
Sussex County, NJ (Onsite)

SITE ENGINEERING/LAND DEVELOPMENT OR RELATED CIVIL ENGINEERING BACKGROUND

Growing Consulting engineering firm needs someone with extensive experience in land development or related civil engineering experience including the ability to oversee site layout / design, grading, drainage, infrastructure, erosion, sediment control, stormwater design, and hydrologic/hydraulic analysis.

Requirements:
Planning board and public testimony experience and design using AutoCAD or Civil 3D preferred as well as experience in report and proposal writing. Will require 10+ years’ experience in Site Engineering / Project Management or other related civil engineering background. Strong business knowledge preferred. PE license is a must. Direct growth potential to a Principal / Partner of the company.

Please contact Joe Raia at joeraia@clarkdavis.com

$120-200K

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