Senior Bridge Engineer

• Lead and perform engineering design tasks and coordinate with CADD teams in developing plans, specifications, and estimates for preliminary and final design of steel and concrete bridges, walls, and minor structures (Culverts, mast arms, etc.)
• Identify and understand technical requirements of design projects and implement engineering principles to develop solutions, staffing and execution to include quality control of work.
• Identify, interpret, and apply appropriate design standards and codes; ensure compliance with contract documents and coordinates with other disciplines.
• Participate in technical meetings and discussions; strategize solutions to complex or unique technical problems assisting in the development of scope, fees, project execution and planning.
• Identify technical differentiators and develop schemes for key project pursuits.
• Assist in providing construction assistance, including reviews of shop drawings, Requests for Information (RFIs) and other construction related issues.

• Bachelor's degree or greater in Structural Engineering or Civil Engineering (Masters Preferred, PhD a Plus).
• Registration as a Professional Engineer (PE) in at least one state, with the ability to obtain a PE license in Utah. Utah Professional Structural Engineer license preferred.
• Minimum of 10+ years’ structural/bridge engineering design experience.
• Strong all-around theoretical knowledge of structural engineering principles.
• Experience with the design of multiple bridge types in concrete and steel, wall systems, and minor structures. Steel plate / box / truss, straight / curved experience a plus.
• Design experience with AASHTO LRFD, AISC, ACI, and other North American design codes and standards. Knowledge of UDOT standards and procedures a plus, but not required.
• Proficiency in MathCAD, STAAD Pro, LPILE, LEAP Bridge software, MDX, Bentley/MicroStation products, Midas, LARSA 4D, or other equivalent engineering standard bridge software.
• Proficiency in seismic and non-linear analysis as well as soil structure interaction analysis and post-tensioned concrete.

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