Roadway Engineer II
$74,800.00 - $130,900.00
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Posted 52 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$74,800.00 - $130,900.00
About the role
- Perform field investigations, roadway/highway design, grading and drainage, utilities, green infrastructure, work zone traffic control, site layout, and other associated transportation engineering duties.
- Develop civil/highway design plans, profiles, sections, and details using engineering software (such as AutoCAD and MicroStation).Prepare technical reports, cost estimates, specifications, and other contract documents.
- Support multi-disciplinary design development teams for project execution.
- Provide support for other engineering activities as required.
- Perform other responsibilities associated with this position as may be appropriate.
- What Skills & Qualifications You'll Bring: Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering (or related field)5+ years of related work experience. NCDOT civil/highway experience preferred
- Familiarity with NCDOT standards and specifications
- Proficiency in utilizing AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and/or MicroStation software, as well as working knowledge of other PC software packages typically associated with engineering.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills. PE preferred
- Join Parsons and be part of a team that delivers innovative and impactful infrastructure projects. Apply today to advance your engineering career!
- Security Clearance Requirement: NoneThis position is part of our Critical Infrastructure team.
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