H&H Design Engineer
Posted 2 days ago
traffic planning designElba (AL)
Civil EngineersEngineering Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job Description Job DescriptionRanked the #4 Large Employer to Work for in America and residing in the Top 400 on Engineering News Record (ENR)'s List of Top Design Firms in the nation, TPD is currently hiring a Civil Engineer to serve as a H&H Study/Design Task Leader for Projects in New Jersey & Pennsylvania, with the opportunity to grow into a Project Manager over time if that is a priority for the selected candidate.Our ideal candidate will have 5+ years of experience with H&H study/design and applicable software applications. Immediate projects will include H&H studies/designs for agency, county, municipal, institutional, and private clients in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.Job RequirementsBachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering (required)P.E. License in New Jersey, or Pennsylvania, or both (one state required, and upon hiring, commitment to immediately apply for P.E. License in the other)Ability to serve as a task leader for H&H studies and designs, including signing/sealing H&H modeling runs and H&H Reports (required)Experience with software commonly used for H&H studies and designs in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, e.g. HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, HEC-18, PondPACK or similar, etc.Familiarity with CADD Software (MicroStation/OpenRoads, AutoCAD)Familiarity with drainage design, stormwater management design, and E&S design (preferred)Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (required)Valid Driver's LicenseDon't meet every qualification or skill in the description? That's ok! We are fully committed to expanding our staff and culture to best serve our clients and our communities. If you are interested in this position but don't completely align with every qualification listed, we encourage you to apply. You may be what we are looking for, for this role or maybe for another open position.At TPD we exist to improve the quality of life for the public, and are dedicated to Moving Forward Together
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