Senior Bridge Engineer

Overview

Design, deliver, and manage bridge projects, ensuring quality, budgets, and compliance.

Key Responsibilities

• requirement review
• structural design
• testing methodology
• project delivery
• schedule management
• budget management

Tasks

-Reviews client business requirements and project specifications to ensure construction projects are developed accordingly. -Delivers structural engineering plans, complex designs, and systematic testing methodologies to facilitate the planning, construction, and maintenance services associated with bridges, foundations, and other ancillary structures. -Leads the delivery of projects following contract guidelines, meeting project schedules, managing assets within project budgets and producing quality products.

Requirements

• aashto lrfd
• bluebeam
• projectwise
• bentley
• licensed pe
• bridge design

What You Bring

-10 - 15 years of progressive professional experience designing bridges -Good written and verbal communication skills -Master of Civil Engineering preferred -Experience coaching and leading lower-level professionals -Ability to travel, if so what 25% of the time -Memberships in Professional Organizations -Licensed Structural Engineer with successful completion of 16-hour exam preferred -Licensed Professional Engineer in Georgia or comparable license within the United States -GDOT experience preferred -Substantial Experience with AASHTO LRFD -Experience delivering quality projects following demonstrated QC/QA protocols -Bachelor of Science – Civil Engineering -Experience with Bluebeam, ProjectWise, Bentley Engineering software, and GDOT in house design software preferred -Demonstrated experience leading and delivering complex projects

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Benefits

-Diverse body of work in the bridge design industry

About Atlas

-Born from the 2019 merger of two established engineering and environmental firms, Atlas weaves rich expertise into every infrastructure project. -Projects span highways and transit systems, water treatment plants, commercial developments, educational institutions, and industrial facilities. -Specialist teams cover environmental consulting, materials testing and certification, engineering design, and program and construction management. -They tackle diverse challenges, from inspecting bridges to designing water infrastructure. -A distinctive trait: blending field roots with engineering expertise—many rapid-response inspectors work daily on-site with minimal notice.

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