Municipal Project Manager (BC)

Doylestown, PA - Engineering & Chemistry - Onsite - Full time

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Date Posted: 5/26/2026

Municipal Project Manager
Doylestown, PA (onsite)
Engineering Firm

B.S. in Civil Engineering or equivalent. 10 - 15 years of experience with Municipal Engineering, Municipal Client Representation, Subdivision and Land Development Plan and Stormwater / Drainage Plan Review, MS-4 Programs (including PRPs) on behalf of municipal clients, and Public Works Design. Registration as a Professional Engineer (PE) in PA is required. Some AutoCAD Civil 3D experience preferred. Business development experience and/or existing municipal client relationships strongly preferred. Strong written and oral communication skills.

Responsibilities:
Municipal client representation as Township or Borough Engineer, serving as a primary municipal consultant. Attend and participate in municipal meetings to represent clients. Manage and review subdivision and land development plans for conformance with municipal ordinances. Oversee stormwater management design, detention basin rehabilitation, and infrastructure improvements. Assist with state and local permitting processes. Prepare technical reports, feasibility studies, and engineering assessments. Provide construction support services, including contract administration, project coordination, permitting, and budget management. Develop and maintain client relationships, ensuring high-quality municipal services.

Please contact Brian Clark at bclark@clarkdavis.com

$150K + Bonus

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