Roadway Engineer

WEBBs Traffic and Transportation Team develops transportation solutions for many of the regions cities and counties. With the resources and support of a mid-size firm specializing in nine engineering services, our local Riverside team contributes to a forward thinking environment for an individual to experience all aspects of the transportation planning and engineering consulting profession including marketing, direct client interaction, and project management opportunities. Our office is located minutes from Downtown Riverside, close to a variety of transit options, allowing you to enjoy all of the benefits Riverside has to offer. Salary range: $67,080 - $95,264

Responsibilities

Serve in a technical role under the direction of a Project Manager on the engineering development of urban and rural highway/roadway projects.

Completes assigned work independent and as a team within the schedule and number of hours provided.

Responsible for preparation and/or modification of select portions of project reports, plans, designs, and calculations.

Develops project quantities and assist with the development of cost estimates.

Assists engineering teams with organization and administrative support of design files.

Able to complete various tasks and duties including but not limited to research, data collection, field investigations, development, and design of projects.

Prepare highway designs, including planning documents and PS&E

Coordinate with other design disciplines, including structures, hydraulics/drainage, stormwater, traffic, electrical, utilities, right of way, and environmental.

Coordinate workload throughout entire project development, and ensure completion of documents on schedule and within budget.

Requirements

1-3 years of experience

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or a related field from an accredited program

E.I.T. Certification

Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills

Strong computer skills, including Microsoft Office and AutoCAD Civil 3D

Knowledge and understanding of Caltrans Highway Design Manual and Standards, AASHTO Highway Design Guide, California MUTCD, Greenbook / APWA standards, and other related standards