Facts
as of Nov 13, 2026
Stacy Witbeck is proud to be a leader in the heavy civil construction industry, specializing in transit infrastructure. We are committed to developing long.
It is hiring: 33 open roles, 22 of them posted in the last 30 days. Its stated pay is 172% above the market estimate for the same roles.
- Headquarters
- Long Beach, United States
- Employees
- 51-200estimated range
- Open roles
- 33 in 9 citiesAlion job postings
- Website
- stacywitbeck.com
As of Nov 13, 2026, Alion lists 33 open roles at Stacy Witbeck. Stacy Witbeck is headquartered in Long Beach, United States. The median pay stated in its open roles is $150k, across 24 postings that state pay.
Sources: company registers, GLEIF, Wikidata, the company's site, Alion job postingsReport a mistake
What the registers and the postings say about this employer.
Sanctions lists
OFAC SDN, EU consolidated
No match
Phishing reports
OpenPhish, Phishing.Database
None
Layoff notices
US WARN notices on file
None
Sources: company registers, the Alion truth index, OFAC and EU sanctions lists, US WARN notices
Hiring at full speed: most open roles are fresh.
Industrial Engineering is the largest family, 35 of open roles.
22Posted in 30 days67% of open roles are fresh
0%Remote roles0 of 33
9Hiring offices
Can they hire you from United States?by your location
Likely
35 open roles are in your country: you apply locally, no move needed.
United States35On site
Remote, from elsewhere0Rare
No posting offers visa sponsorship. Remote roles: 0.
Time to fillmedian days to close a role
Stacy Witbeck12 days
Market, same roles38 days
Alion signals0-100
Demand14
Pay59
Your chance44
How badly they need people, whether they pay, how realistic getting in is.
Open roles over time+191%
Sep 7This week
Open roles a week: 11 then, 32 now
Where the openings areshare of open roles · trend
Industrial Engineering35
Operations24▲
Early Careers20
Management11▼
Field & Service11
Newest roles
Project Engineer$125k – $155k per year · Equity · In office · Full-Time · 5+ years exp · Bachelor's Degree · Phoenix
Project Engineer$125k – $155k per year · Equity · In office · Full-Time · 5+ years exp · Bachelor's Degree · Alameda
Project Engineer$125k – $155k per year · Equity · In office · Full-Time · 5+ years exp · Bachelor's Degree · Long Beach
Field/Office Engineer$90k – $120k per year · Equity · In office · Full-Time · 3+ years exp · Bachelor's Degree · Long Beach
Degree asked
Bachelor's Degree 80%Master's Degree 20%
Experience asked: 6.3 years on average, in 25 postings. 25 postings state a degree.
Benefits named in postingsshare of open roles
Life insurance2576%
Health insurance2576%
Growth opportunities618%
Company events13%
401k plan13%
Contract type
Full-Time 25Internship 8
Visa sponsorship: none statedRelocation: none stated
Source: the company's careers site, read by Alion several times a day; market medians from all open roles of the same family
Pays 172% above the market estimate for the same roles.
$150kMedian
$120k – $210kTypical rangeUSD a year
$210kHighest paying roleLead Estimator/Estimating Manager
Source: the pay stated in the company's postings, normalised to USD a year
Footprint
Hiring in 9 cities in 1 country.
9Cities
1Countries
Long BeachBusiest site
Source: office addresses in postings and company registers
Tech stack
Technologies named in job postings at Stacy Witbeck over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
4Technologies in use
19Postings analysed
58/100Stack modernity
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Source: the technologies named in the company's postings and on its site
Newsroom
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