Colliers Engineering & Design is pleased to welcome Adam Maze, PE, to its Florida Highways & Traffic Engineering Team as Department Manager. Based in the firm’s Boca Raton office, Adam brings more than three decades of expertise in transportation design and project management and is ready to make an immediate impact.

With a career built on delivering solutions that work seamlessly for both communities and agencies, Adam has collaborated extensively with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and local municipalities across South Florida, including Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties. His portfolio spans everything from geometric roadway design and drainage systems to lighting and signalization, always emphasizing safety, efficiency and quality.

“Joining Colliers Engineering & Design is an exciting opportunity to build on the company’s reputation for excellence,” Adam shared. “I’m eager to work with this team to deliver innovative, practical solutions that make life easier and safer for the people who use our roads every day.”

Adam’s leadership style centers on mentorship and growth, and he is committed to helping expand the firm’s reach across Florida. He emphasizes the importance of both technical expertise and client relationships in creating transportation solutions that stand the test of time.

“Adam’s approach reflects what makes Colliers Engineering & Design stand out,” said Luis Costa, PE, Geographic Discipline Leader of Highways & Traffic Engineering. “His ability to connect the technical and the human side of transportation aligns perfectly with our mission to improve communities and infrastructure. I’m confident his leadership will strengthen our team and create new opportunities statewide.”

Adam is certified by the FDOT in the development of temporary traffic control plans and is a graduate of the Florida Engineering Leadership Institute Class of 2020. As he steps into his new role, Adam looks forward to working alongside clients and colleagues to design projects that not only meet today’s needs but also anticipate the challenges of tomorrow.