Transit Design Engineer

Overview

Design and support transit projects such as BRT, light rail, and commuter rail.

Key Responsibilities

• data management
• engineering calculations
• technical drawings
• design support
• site research
• client communication

Tasks

-Manage project data files. -Assist with business development efforts. -Adhere to Horrocks policies to uphold a safe and efficient environment. -Attend company and project meetings as directed. -Prepare engineering related calculations, drawings, and exhibits. -Provide effective and accurate communication with clients, co-workers, stakeholders, contractors, and other team members. -Support project managers and engineers with design tasks and report preparation for various transit projects. -Collaborate with project team members to ensure delivery of high-quality products. -Perform independent research, including site visits, as directed and communicate findings to project teams.

Requirements

• pe license
• microstation
• openroads
• b.s. civil
• transportation
• 5-10 years

What You Bring

-Ability to lead the preparation of design reports and construction drawings for transit projects. -P.E. license in Utah or ability to obtain Utah P.E. license through reciprocity. -Proficient with Microstation/Open Roads Designer. -Time management skills to prioritize work to meet various project requests and deadlines. -B.S. in Civil Engineering or a related field. -Effective communication skills with colleagues and clients, both in-person and virtually/remotely. -5-10 years of experience in Transportation design and engineering.

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Benefits

Compensation: $100,000 - $130,000 / year -Paid professional organization membership and professional licensure -Professional development opportunities including in-house training -Generous paid time off -Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance -401(k): 50% match of contribution up to 6%

About Horrocks

-Evolving from a regional consultancy to a full‑service civil engineering leader across the Intermountain West. -Headquartered in American Fork with satellite offices in Idaho and multiple Utah cities. -Typically designs and delivers public works: roadways, bridges, water treatment plants, utilities and transit systems. -Known for holistic delivery: combining planning, design, construction management, and digital services. -Projects span state DOT highways, municipal water networks, telecom infrastructure, and large land development.

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