Structural / Bridge Engineering Specialist
$79,980 - $91,406 per year
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$79,980 - $91,406 per year
About the role
- Designing and analyzing new and existing bridges, including rehabilitation and seismic retrofit projects
- Working on highway bridges, railroad bridges, and transportation facility structures (primarily in Pennsylvania)
- Participating in Design-Build projects and proposal pursuits
- Performing Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA) for transportation projects
- Preparing contract documents, including drawings and specifications
- Conducting bridge load ratings using LRFR and LFD methodologies
- Reviewing construction-phase submittals
- Performing design calculations, developing plan details, quantity take-offs, and technical reports
- Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering (Master's preferred)2–5 years of relevant bridge design experienceEIT required (PE preferred)
- Experience with PennDOT and PA Turnpike projects (NJ, NY, or other authority experience is a plus)
- Strong background in bridge analysis and rehabilitation design
- Proficiency in Micro
- Station and STAAD (or similar analysis software)
- Experience with CSI Bridge and/or OpenBridge Designer is a plus
- Knowledge of specification writing and cost estimating
- Strong written and verbal communication skillsCBSI certification is a plus
- Interest or experience in mentoring and supporting team development
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