Transportation Engineer
gpacNaperville (IL)
About the role
Transportation Engineer I am partnered with an award-winning, multi-disciplined firm that offers a full range of services to both public and private sector clients. They are expanding their team and looking for a Transportation Engineer. What they have for you: Work/Life Balance A great culture, people, and environment Self promoting opportunities Competitive compensation package Outstanding benefits - Tuition and Professional Licensure/Certification Reimbursement program
Responsibilities:
- Manage projects for a variety of clients on transportation engineering and planning projects
- Responsible for writing proposals, winning business, negotiating contracts/agreements with clients/subcontractors, setting and maintaining project budgets and overseeing projects
- Provide support and project lead for planning, design, and reporting on various transportation projects
- Marketing and Business Development responsibilities
Required Experience:
- 4+ years of experience of transportation projectsDOT experienceB.S., Civil Engineering or related field
- Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) or ability to obtain
- All inquiries are confidential! Reach out today to learn more.
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