Senior Bridge Design Engineer
Senior Bridge Design Engineer
Posted 44 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Perform structural calculations, modeling, analysis, and design
- Prepare contract documents including plans, specifications, and construction cost estimates
- Manage and lead multi-disciplinary projects from proposal stage, through design, and design services during construction
- Review shop drawings and respond to RFIsDevelop, prepare and review reports and studies to identify and recommend engineering solutions
- Conducts engineering research and provides technical assistance to consulting engineer, contractors, public officials, municipalities, and others as needed
- Deliver professional presentations
- Participation in meetings with clients and project team members
- Conduct quality review of structural calculations and contract documents
- Stay up-to-date with the state of practice, and integrate innovation and technology in design
- Bachelor's degree in civil, or structural engineering is required from an ABET accredited university
- Progressive experience specific to Bridge/Structural Engineering and working with MNDOTProfessional Engineer's licenses in Minnesota with 4-10 years of experience.
- Or ability to obtain PE in MN within 6 months
- Proficiency in structural analysis programs such as Midas Civil and familiarity with industry software such as Bentley OpenBridge, AASHTOWare Bridge Rating, and MDXProficiency in structural detailing in Micro
- Station and AutoCADStrong communications skills, both verbal and written
- Enthusiastic, can-do attitude, and strong team work ethic
- Good organization skills with attention to detail
- Ability to work independently and as part of a project team and exercise independent initiative
- Ability to work 40 hours a week
- Work is primarily performed in an office environment with standard office equipment, occasional travel or field visits may be required to support
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