Project Manager/ Bridge Engineer

Overview

Lead and manage bridge design projects for ODOT and local agencies in Oregon

Key Responsibilities

• bridge design
• project delivery
• task monitoring
• budget management
• risk management
• staff coaching

Tasks

-Manage the bridge design project delivery to create an exemplary client experience to a wide variety of clients including the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) and cities & counties throughout the stat -Lead design and monitor task performance indicators, budgets, schedules, and contribute to management of risk -Lead the design and production of bridge plans for ODOT and local agency projects -Contribute towards the development of B&N’s Bridge Services marketing strategy that focuses on providing excellent repeat services to our current clients and expanding our client base -Coach junior level staff and collaborate with PE’s across the firm

Requirements

• microstation
• openbridge
• pe oregon
• microsoft office
• 10+ years
• bachelor's

What You Bring

-Experience with MicroStation or equivalent CAD software as well as bridge design software required -Great communication and team leadership skills -PE registration in the State of Oregon, or ability to be registered with reciprocity -Prior proposal development and client relationship management experience is desirable -Knowledge of OpenBridge Modeler a plus -10+ of related bridge design experience -Proficiency with Microsoft Office required -Self-motivated and adaptable, including the capability to learn virtual collaboration tools -Bachelor’s degree in civil or structural engineering from an ABET accredited engineering program

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About Burgess & Niple

-Operates from a Columbus, Ohio, headquarters with regional offices—valued for community‑focused infrastructure work. -Pioneered advanced techniques like industrial rope-access bridge inspections and BioCEPT water‑treatment systems. -Typical projects span roads, bridges, sewer and treatment plants, environmental planning, and tractable public‑utility upgrades.

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