Engineer Bridges Design

Overview

Design and analyze bridge structures for transportation infrastructure projects

Key Responsibilities

• calculation reports
• technical specs
• quantity takeoffs
• bridge design
• qa checks
• project coordination

Tasks

-To prepare calculation reports, technical specifications and quantity take-offs and provide input for design drawings during all phases of projects. -To coordinate with team members and ensure delivery of projects within specified timeframe. -To perform QA checks on the designs and drawings produced to ensure quality delivery -To perform analysis and design of bridge structures for different projects.

Requirements

• sofistik
• midas
• codes
• civil engineering
• communication
• transport experience

What You Bring

-Strong knowledge of codes and standards. -Good written and verbal communication skills in English. -Structured working style with result-oriented approach -Hands on experience in using software like Sofistik, MIDAS etc. -Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team environment. -Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering. Master’s degree in structural engineering is preferred. -About 3-6 years of experience in transportation infrastructure projects with a proven record of successful detailed design project delivery.

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About Ramboll

-Evolved from a Nordic firm into a multinational player with offices in over 35 countries. -Renowned for landmark infrastructure: Öresund Bridge, Great Belt Bridge, Copenhagen Opera House, Tate Modern extension. -Offers multidisciplinary services spanning structural design, geotechnical, HVAC, traffic, environmental and digital engineering. -Typical projects include urban transport systems, cultural icons, energy plants, water infrastructure and environmental assessments. -Unusual engagements: projects in Antarctica and immersive tunnels like Fehmarn Belt. -Owned by an independent foundation, enabling long-term investment in innovation and reinvestment into the firm.

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