Civil Senior Project Engineer (Transportation)
$125,000 - $150,000 annually
ApplyCivil Senior Project Engineer (Transportation)
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$125,000 - $150,000 annually
About the role
- 12+ years of civil engineering design experience specific to transportation and roadways with clients such as IDOT, CDOT, Illinois Tollway and local municipalities. All candidates must understand the plan development process from inception through completion.
- We are looking for a strong technical leader with Microstation and Open Road Designer experience. We are looking for the right person to lead technical teams, interact with clients on our local community enhancing projects.
- General Responsibilities
- Preparing analysis and design calculations according to the applicable design standards, using appropriate computer programs as appropriate
- Preparing technical reports, contract plans, specifications and construction cost estimates
- Mentoring junior engineering staff in technical and project development
- Coordination with clients, subconsultants and other disciplines
- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering
- Licensed Professional Engineer (PE)12+ years of successful project experience
- Proficiency in Microstation is a must
- Open Roads Designer experience is a plus
- Knowledge of Illinois Department of Transportation or Illinois Tollway design standards, procedures and specifications is preferred
- Strong analytical, interpersonal and communication skills
- Strong technical leader with financial project management including scheduling, contract control, budget and cost control
- Considerable experience in dealing with clients, contracts and vendors
- Successful experience supporting multiple projects
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