Technical Integration Manager - Marine & Costal Resiliency

Kiewit is expanding its Marine & Coastal Resiliency (MCR) design team and is seeking a senior technical leader to help integrate multidisciplinary engineering efforts and deliver technically sound, constructible, coordinated solutions aligned with client and project objectives. 

 

Reporting to the Design Manager, this Technical Integration Manager (TIM) will serve as the primary technical link among engineering disciplines, construction teams, clients, and subconsultants from pursuit through execution. The role will coordinate and review engineering deliverables, manage discipline interfaces, identify and mitigate technical risks, and lead collaborative problem-solving and value-engineering efforts across complex marine infrastructure projects. The TIM will work closely with coastal, civil, structural, geotechnical, estimating, scheduling, project controls, construction, and district teams to ensure technical decisions support quality, schedule, cost, safety, and constructability goals. 

Kiewit Infrastructure Engineering seamlessly transitions solutions from design to construction through the collaborative efforts of Design Engineering, Design Management, Proposals, Estimating, and Integrated Project Controls. Our construction-focused engineering approach involves a multidisciplinary team working together to maximize value for clients by improving schedules, controlling costs, and minimizing risk on infrastructure projects. 

As an in-house engineering resource, Kiewit supports projects across the company and across major markets, sharing lessons learned, innovative concepts, proven processes, and best practices. This integrated approach emphasizes collaboration and constructability throughout the project lifecycle, enabling teams to develop safe, cost-effective, and high-quality designs that support client expectations and Kiewit’s legacy of excellence. 

At Kiewit, we believe in building more than structures - we build relationships, strengthen communities, and expand workforce capacity. We do not just build projects; we build careers. With strong health benefits, a wealth-building 401(k) plan, and meaningful growth opportunities, Kiewit is invested in the future of its employees. 

• Serve as the Technical Integration Manager and senior marine structural engineering lead on pursuits and projects within the Marine & Coastal Resiliency design team. 

• Coordinate multidisciplinary engineering deliverables across structural, coastal, civil, geotechnical, construction, estimating, scheduling, and project controls teams. 

• Manage discipline interfaces and ensure technical requirements, assumptions, risks, and design decisions are clearly communicated and aligned across internal and external stakeholders. 

• Perform, review, and oversee structural analysis and design for marine infrastructure, including piers, floating docks, seawalls, wharfs, mooring dolphins, marine fender systems, and related waterfront structures. 

• Complete design work for up to approximately 50% of the role, including calculations, drawings, specifications, reports, and technical documentation. 

• Review engineering deliverables for technical quality, consistency, constructability, and alignment with project scope, schedule, budget, and client objectives. 

• Identify, communicate, and mitigate technical risks throughout pursuit, design, procurement, and construction phases. 

• Lead technical problem-solving and value-engineering efforts to improve constructability, cost effectiveness, safety, and long-term performance. 

• Facilitate engineering-construction collaboration unique to the Kiewit model by engaging construction teams early and often to develop practical, buildable, and optimized design solutions. 

• Support subconsultant selection, scope development, coordination, oversight, and technical review to ensure external design partners meet project expectations. 

• Contribute to project planning, execution strategy, technical proposals, pursuit support, estimating, scheduling, and construction planning efforts. 

• Build trusted relationships with Operating District stakeholders, understand their engineering support needs in Marine, Ports, Maritime, and Coastal markets, and help connect technical solutions to project delivery needs. 

• Mentor and lead engineers in their technical development while strengthening team tools, processes, standards, and delivery practices. 

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a related engineering discipline required; master’s degree preferred. 

• 12+ years of structural engineering experience in a variety of heavy civil environments. Marine background highly preferred. 

• Professional Engineer (P.E.) license required. 

• Demonstrated ability to lead multidisciplinary engineering coordination, manage technical interfaces, and influence project teams without relying solely on formal authority. 

• Experience performing and reviewing berthing and mooring analyses and designing marine fenders and related marine structural systems. 

• Familiarity with marine terminal operations and the practical construction considerations that influence marine design decisions. 

• Experience with project delivery models involving direct contractor collaboration, such as Early Contractor Involvement, Design-Build, or Progressive Design-Build, preferred. 

• Strong engineering judgment, communication, organization, and problem-solving skills with the ability to balance technical quality, schedule, cost, safety, and constructability. 

• Ability to coordinate clients, subconsultants, discipline leads, construction teams, and internal stakeholders through complex technical decisions. 

• Proficiency in English required; proficiency in Spanish or French is an asset. 

• High level of initiative, autonomy, prioritization, collaboration, and commitment to quality and safety. 

• Ability to travel as needed for business purposes.