Transportation Engineer - (PE)
selectekAtlanta (GA)
About the role
Transportation Engineer Position Needed immediately: A Transportation Engineer in the Atlanta, GA metro area.
Required:
- A Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering or Civil Engineering Technology is required.
- PE registration, within the State of Georgia, is required.
- Experience must include a minimum of 10 years of transportation design related experience.
- Construction experience is optional, but considered a plus if achieved in addition to direct design experience. Software design experience should include working with Micro
- Station V8i and OpenRoads.
- Autocad and other additional cad platforms will be beneficial, but not required.
Experience with GDOT's previously adopted platform of Microstation V7 and CaiCE is accommodating, but not required. Related experience should consist of working directly with GDOT and the Plan Development Process, GDOT collaborative projects with local counties or municipalities, and other local projects utilizing GDOT standards and specifications.
Past experience should consist of working as the Lead or Senior Level Designer for the projects described.
Past responsibilities should include certain project management functions to assist the Project Manager for larger projects or operating as more of a Deputy Project Manager for smaller projects with local or private clients.
Job Duties:
The responsibilities of this position include serving as the Lead Designer and Senior Level Engineer for preparation of construction documents for minor and major roadway, sidewalk, shoulder improvements, and drainage design projects. Duties include assisting a project manager with tasks associated with plan preparation, cost estimates, report writing, client coordination and permitting. The position requires strong communication skills due the amount of collaboration involved with the team as well as outside agencies, client interaction, etc. The position will be a full-time salary position. Candidates must be willing to work reasonable overtime to meet project demands, when necessary.
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