Roadway Design Engineer
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genuine search groupMurfreesboro (TN)
Civil EngineersHighway, Street, and Bridge Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We are a multidisciplinary civil engineering firm providing services in land development, transportation engineering, surveying, and site design. Our team works on a wide range of projects including residential, commercial, and infrastructure developments, with a strong focus on roadway design, drainage, and utility systems.
Design and develop roadway geometry, alignments, profiles, and cross sections for land development and infrastructure projects
Prepare construction plans, specifications, and technical documents including plan/profile sheets and roadway details
Perform grading, drainage, and stormwater design in support of roadway and site development projects
Coordinate roadway design with utilities, drainage systems, and overall site layout
Conduct quantity takeoffs, cost estimates, and support project budgeting efforts
Assist with permitting, regulatory approvals, and agency coordination
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including survey, planning, and landscape architecture
Support QA/QC processes and ensure compliance with applicable design standards and regulations
Participate in field visits, inspections, and construction support as needed
Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related field
2+ years of experience in roadway or site civil design (varies by level)
Proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D (required); experience with transportation design tools preferred
Knowledge of roadway design standards, grading, drainage, and stormwater systems
Strong understanding of permitting processes and construction documentation
Excellent communication and coordination skills
EIT required or ability to obtain
PE preferred for senior-level roles
Strong organizational and communication skills
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