Senior Bridge Engineer
gpacOrlando (FL)
About the role
Exciting Opportunity for a Senior Bridge Engineer Are you an experienced Senior Bridge Engineer looking to take your career to the next level? Our client, a leading firm in the engineering is seeking a Senior Structural Engineer PE to join their dynamic team. This is an great opportunity for experienced bridge engineers looking to join a stable, respected firm and work on impactful infrastructure projects with long-term career growth.
Highlights:
- Join a highly regarded bridge engineering firm delivering major transportation projects throughout Central Florida
- Work on high-profile FDOT and municipal bridge projects with a strong, long-term backlog
- Excellent employee retention driven by strong leadership, culture, and technical excellence
- Opportunity to take ownership of career-defining bridge projects
- Clear path toward Project Manager, Senior Leadership, and future growth opportunities
- Collaborative environment focused on mentorship and developing top engineering talent
- Hybrid work schedule
Ideal Candidate Profile:
- 8–20 years of bridge engineering experience
- PE license required (SE is a plus)
- Experience with FDOT and/or municipal bridge projects
- Strong structural design, analysis, quality control, and project delivery background
- Ability to lead projects, mentor junior engineers, and work directly with clients and agencies
Benefits Include:
- Annual performance bonus
- End-of-year profit sharing
- 401(k) with employer match and company contributions
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Company-paid life and long-term disability insurance
- Generous PTO, paid holidays, and personal days
- Paid PE/SE licenses, renewals, conferences, and continuing education
If you are ready to step into a senior role where your expertise will be valued and your ideas can lead to real-world solutions, we want to hear from you!
Send us a message to schedule a conversation and explore this career opportunity today
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