Project Manager - Marine Infrastructure

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Foth is seeking a Marine Infrastructure Project Manager to support and expand our Civil Engineering practice across the Midwest, East Coast and Southeast regions. This role will serve as a technical and project delivery leader on multi-disciplinary infrastructure modernization projects in the United States, including the while playing a key role in expanding Foth’s market presence.

This is a hybrid position that can be based out of any of the following Foth office locations: Green Bay, WI; Jacksonville, FL; Marion, MA; Newport, RI; Madison, WI; Duluth, MN

Primary Responsibilities: • Lead multidisciplinary project teams through cost estimating, planning, design, permitting, procurement, construction, and commissioning phases of marine infrastructure projects and programs

• Serve as the primary client contact, fostering strong relationships and aligning technical solutions with client operational, financial, and strategic objectives • Manage project scope, budget, schedule, resources, risk, quality, and stakeholder communications to support successful and predictable project delivery • Guide capital improvement planning, phased implementation strategies, and infrastructure investment programs for public and private sector clients • Identify emerging market opportunities and industry trends that align with Foth's capabilities and long-term growth objectives • Support development of standard work practices, design guides, and technical resources for the discipline

Required Qualifications: • Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, or a related engineering discipline

• Minimum of 10 years of progressively increasing responsibility in heavy civil engineering, infrastructure planning, design, and project delivery • Demonstrated experience managing projects through multiple phases of delivery, including planning, design, permitting, procurement, construction execution, engineering support during construction, and project closeout