• Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering,
  ​The Pennsylvania State University
• Professional Engineer (P.E.): Pennsylvania, 2008, Ohio, 2016, West Virginia, 2012

Scott Popovich, P.E.
Director, Transportation

As Director of Transportation for Stahl Sheaffer, Mr. Popovich manages staff and projects involving highway design, traffic studies, maintenance and protection of traffic, traffic signal design, signing and pavement marking plans, highway occupancy permits, transportation impact studies, pedestrian accommodations studies, warrant analysis, safety studies, pavement analysis, and pavement design.

​He has 20 years of experience in the municipal, public, and private sectors performing large-scale design projects under aggressive schedules. Mr. Popovich’s design experience includes roadway design of existing and new alignments, traffic signal design plans, maintenance and protection of traffic plans, pavement marking and signing plans, ADA compliant curb ramp design, cross sections, and construction contract documents. He is experienced in report writing and preparing plans, specifications, special provisions, and cost estimates per PennDOT and Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission standards and plans presentation. Mr. Popovich is experienced in MicroStation, Synchro, HCS, ITE Trip Generation Software, Jamar, Tab Wizard, and AutoTAB.

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Featured Projects:

West Virginia Roadway Improvement Initiative

Overall Project Manager responsible for design project over a 12-month period, which included the design, permitting, and right-of-way acquisition of approximately 100 roadway widening and upgrade projects; eight bridge replacement or rehabilitation projects; and numerous geotechnical slide repairs across five WVDOH Districts. 

Road Design for the Local Share Account Program

Project Manager responsible for new public roadway design between Caldwell Avenue and Euclid Avenue to improve access to the former Brockway Glass brownfield site. The design of the new local roadway was completed for the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Washington to promote the development of Canton Township.

 Cashless Tolling Conversion

​Project Manager and partnered with prime consultant responsible for design of traffic control plans, signing and pavement marking plans, and facility demolition plans needed to convert the Findlay Connector to a Cashless Tolling facility. 

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