Jobs at Parsons Corporation

Leads multidisciplinary design teams for large rail transit Design-Build and Alternative Project Delivery projects. Manages project planning, scope, budgets, schedules, technical coordination, commercial performance, quality, safety, and contractual obligations. Coordinates with transit agencies, municipalities, utilities, contractors, subcontractors, and stakeholders. Oversees project execution from initial definition through final design and construction, supports pursuits and negotiations, and ensures delivery meets client requirements, budget, schedule, and regulatory standards.

Supports end-to-end requirements management and technical assurance for a major rail infrastructure project. Responsibilities include developing requirements plans, establishing traceability, validating and verifying requirements, maintaining verification matrices, supporting configuration and change management, conducting compliance audits, facilitating stakeholder workshops, and tracking risks through reports and dashboards. The role works across design, construction, testing, and commissioning while ensuring alignment with federal transportation regulations, contracts, and industry standards.

Performs basic engineering and design assignments under close supervision, including computations, quantity takeoffs, estimates, surveys, specifications, procurement documentation, supplier drawing reviews, technical bid analyses, and construction documents. May rotate through project controls, procurement, construction management, and engineering disciplines. Requires familiarity with CAD and engineering software, with possible travel or relocation to supplier, client, or construction sites.

Leads owner-side delivery of CBTC and railcar systems programs, managing scope, schedule, budget, risk, contractors, testing, commissioning, safety validation, and revenue-service readiness. Coordinates transit agencies, suppliers, manufacturers, operations teams, and labor groups. Reviews technical submittals, oversees field and test-track activities, manages changes and payments, prepares reports and estimates, resolves integration issues, and supervises project staff. Field and off-hours work may be required during testing and track access.

Electrical Engineering Intern supporting infrastructure projects through electrical power distribution, lighting, grounding, short-circuit, overcurrent coordination, load, arc flash, and photometric studies. The role uses Revit, AutoCAD, and MicroStation while developing technical communication, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills in an engineering office environment.

Leads business development and growth strategy for Parsons’ transportation infrastructure business across New York and New Jersey. Develops agency and private-sector relationships, builds sales pipelines, manages CRM opportunities, leads capture and proposal efforts, supports client strategies, coordinates marketing initiatives, and represents the company at industry organizations and conferences. Requires extensive transportation industry experience, strong regional contacts, strategic planning, negotiation, communication, and relationship-management skills.

Manages medium-to-large rail facility and ADA upgrade projects, overseeing scope, budgets, schedules, design integration, procurement, construction coordination, quality, safety, client relationships, subcontractors, change orders, and project execution. Leads project teams, monitors performance, resolves cost or schedule issues, supports regulatory and public meetings, and ensures contractual and commercial objectives are achieved.

Develop, maintain, and update detailed Primavera P6 CPM baseline and progress schedules for heavy civil rail/tunnel construction. Resource/cost load schedules, produce cashflow forecasts, analyze delays and impacts, support change order and claims management, and coordinate with project teams to develop recovery plans and provide schedule data for estimating and invoicing.

Manage permitting compliance for the Hudson Tunnel/Gateway Program: implement and monitor permit mitigation measures, maintain tracking program, prepare permit applications/modifications, ensure permit condition compliance during design/construction, lead multidisciplinary teams, serve as water/wetlands expert, and coordinate with regulatory agencies and program partners.

Lead the full lifecycle of an HRIS implementation and other enterprise software transformation projects. Responsibilities include project planning, requirements gathering, vendor coordination, data migration, integrations, testing, deployment, change management, training, stakeholder communications, risk management, governance, and post-implementation stabilization. The role coordinates cross-functional teams, vendors, consultants, and executives to deliver technology solutions and improve organizational processes and adoption.

Provides Tier 1 IT support across Windows 11, Dell laptops, Cisco Meraki networking, Microsoft 365, Intune, and iOS devices. Resolves tickets through Zendesk, monitors systems, escalates complex issues, maintains documentation and knowledge articles, tracks IT assets, supports endpoint management, and promotes security best practices. The role is designed for an early-career IT professional with opportunities to learn and develop technical skills.

Manage the full lifecycle of system, safety, and operational requirements for the Hudson Tunnel Project. Develop requirements plans, establish traceability, conduct verification and validation, support design and construction reviews, manage changes, audit compliance, facilitate stakeholder workshops, and track requirements through testing and commissioning. Ensure alignment with FTA, FRA, USDOT, contract, and industry requirements using specialized requirements management tools.

Leads design management for large-scale rail and transit design-build projects, including projects exceeding $1 billion. Responsibilities include directing multidisciplinary teams, managing scope and commercial performance, supporting marketing and pursuit strategy, collaborating with stakeholders, and delivering complex transportation infrastructure improvements across North America.

Lead grant management for a major federally funded infrastructure program, including researching opportunities, preparing applications, negotiating awards, monitoring compliance, managing budgets, analyzing expenditures and variances, forecasting utilization, preparing financial reports, and supporting audits. Collaborate with project managers, finance teams, grantors, auditors, and internal stakeholders while ensuring adherence to federal regulations and funding requirements.

Perform traffic engineering analyses and microsimulation modeling (VISSIM), prepare technical reports, calibrate/validate models, support traffic studies, and develop engineering deliverables. Engineer I completes assignments and uses CAE/CAD as applicable; Engineer II independently develops products, provides technical direction, and coordinates multidisciplinary teams. Hybrid NYC role with occasional field work.

Manages GDC’s IT strategy and multi-year roadmap, translating strategic objectives into initiatives and tracking delivery, risks, dependencies, and outcomes. Ensures projects align with enterprise architecture, security standards, and target-state designs. Maintains project artifacts, supports governance checkpoints, coordinates IT Steering Committee meetings, prepares executive materials, documents decisions, and tracks follow-up actions. The role also facilitates stakeholder workshops and improves roadmap reporting and governance processes.

Lead planning for rail and transit projects: coordinate data collection and analysis, staffing, environmental review, interagency liaison, public engagement, and develop land use, transportation, and infrastructure recommendations.

Lead multidisciplinary design teams for large rail and transit Design-Build and Alternative Delivery projects. Manage project planning, budgets, schedules, QA/HSE, stakeholder and client coordination, contract negotiations, design integration with TOD and urban planning, sustainability/LEED metrics, and ensure on-time, on-budget delivery from concept through construction.

Lead operational planning and delivery for complex rail and transit programs, overseeing migrations, control systems, SOPs, control center design, performance metrics, client engagement, business development, and project team leadership across major rail projects.

Lead multi-discipline design teams for large rail and transit design-build projects. Manage project planning, budgets, schedules, QA/QC, safety, stakeholder coordination, contract terms, and delivery from concept through final design to meet client and contractual requirements.