Senior Structural Project Engineer
About the role
- Assume leadership role and responsibility for managing design projects and coordination among various project design disciplines
- Assume leadership role and responsibility for all facets of office operation and facilities; review staffing levels and monitor staff tools and resources
- Maintain utilization of office personnel; balance project demands with opportunities for professional development.
- Supervise and mentor junior-level design staff
- Perform project management duties
- Assist the Regional Manager in growing the practice. This may include growing the office backlog, expanding the client base, increasing local service offerings, and/or entering new markets
- With marketing support, lead the preparation of proposals and presentations
- Maintain outstanding client satisfaction and relationships
- Participate actively in local professional affiliations and encourage team members to participate
- BS Degree in Civil Engineering requiredMSCE preferredFL PE required
- Eight-twelve years of conceptual, preliminary, and final design and plan production experience, as well as a familiarity with Florida DOTD details and production
- Prior Management of Group or Department
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
