Senior Engineering Designer
$38.46 - $45.67
ApplySenior Engineering Designer
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$38.46 - $45.67
About the role
- Lead the preparation and development of contract and construction drawings for highway and rail projects using industry software such as MicroStation and OpenRoads Designer
- Mentor junior and mid-level designers, ensuring quality and consistency across project deliverables
- Collaborate with engineers, project managers, and multidisciplinary teams to support project requirements, schedules, and budgets
- Participate in project review meetings and support the preparation of technical reports, material costs, and construction estimates
- Prepare project "As-Builts" documentation and support field assignments related to transportation infrastructure projects as needed
- Associate's Degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Engineering Science, or related technical field required
- Minimum of 7 years' experience in document production within the engineering discipline requiredNHDOT experience preferred
- Proficiency in discipline-based software (MicroStation, OpenRoads) and Microsoft Office SuiteStrong verbal and written communication skills, with a collaborative work ethic
- Solid working knowledge of transportation engineering discipline Ability to lead design drawing layout Why You'll Love It Here: Contribute to projects that improve roadway safety, enhance mobility, and modernize transportation networks
- Collaborate on meaningful infrastructure initiatives that support economic growth and community connectivity
- Enjoy a flexible environment with opportunities to expand your technical expertise and grow your career
- Curious about the impactful work our Highway & Rail team is delivering?
- Explore how CHA supports transportation infrastructure projects focused on safety, efficiency, and long-term performance: chasolutions.com/solutions/transportation/.
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