Structural Project Engineer

- Evaluate existing site conditions, including topographic survey and geotechnical data.

- Prepare design plans, specifications, and related documents for the development of engineering projects.

- Document all design work progress in writing, drawings, sketches, calculations, or tabulations for the quality assurance reviews of work performed by other staff including completion of the department QA/QC checklist.

- Perform required calculations for the accurate and complete design of project features.

- Develop and/or back check quantity and cost estimates for design projects.

- Utilize value engineering, technical input and contributions from others throughout design process.

- Undertake research related to new methods or materials for use in projects.

- Assist with and eventually lead bridge and other inspections.

- Coordinate with utility companies to determine if relocations are necessary.

- Coordinate work across departments for multi-disciplinary jobs.

- Manage sub-consultants engaged in support of design projects.

- Rely on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.

- Continually develop personal knowledge of engineering and construction best practices and standards by leveraging job experience.

- Assist in controlling project costs by managing the budget, invoicing, and reporting of projects, for both internal and client needs.

- Act as liaison with client, contractors, or others directly involved with the project, assisting with required coordination and problem solving between all parties and site activities.

- Contribute to team effort by providing guidance and technical insight to Structural Engineers.

- Expand existing network by attending networking events and fostering new relationships that can contribute to potential talent identification and business development opportunities.

- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering with a focus on Structural Engineering or related field.

- At least 5 years of experience in the structural engineering field.

- Structural Engineer (SE) licensure or ability to take the Structural Engineering Exam within 2 years of hire date, with exam preparation support from CBBEL preferred.

- Engineer Intern Certification in the State of Illinois, Professional Engineer (PE) licensure preferred.

- Proficiency with software applications including MicroStation and Geopak, or similar tools like AutoCAD Civil 3D or OpenRoads Designer.

- Familiarity with common structural design software (Enercalc, Risa 3D, Merlin Dash, Open Bridge Designer, AASHTOWare, etc.)

- Familiarity with the AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications, the IDOT Bridge and Culvert Manuals and the Illinois Tollway Structure Design Manual.

- That's okay. If you have related experience and are passionate about structural design, we encourage you to apply.

- Clear growth opportunities in structural design technical development and project management.

- Comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurance, generous PTO, 401(k) matching, and discretionary bonuses.

- A team that values your input, supports your goals, and celebrates shared success.