Why Work for Federal Lands Highway – Stabilizing Your Future @USDOTFHWA
Why Work for Federal Lands Highway – Stabilizing Your Future  @USDOTFHWA
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
FHWA employees share why they are proud to work at Federal Lands Highway. For Michael Toomer, Senior Highway Designer, it’s the opportunities for growth and ongoing training support that fuel continuous development. For Nicole Rojas, Structural Engineer, it’s the ability to make a positive impact on the community. For Alex Machupa, Assistant Project Engineer, it’s about creating roadways and ensuring access to public lands. For Timberley Belish, Senior Environmental Specialist, it’s the inspiration to protect the environment and the benefits of work-life balance.

Discover how you can contribute to meaningful projects and embark on a unique career journey with us at Careers in FLH at: highways.dot.gov/federal-lands/careers

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Why Work for Federal Lands Highway – Stabilizing Your Future

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