Seeking a Project Engineer to support our airport design projects. While aviation experience is preferred, skills developed using AutoCAD/Civil3D for the design of alignments, profiles, corridors, site grading, and surfaces for transportation projects are also desirable and highly transferable. Project Engineers should thrive on working as part of a team to build their own skills while contributing positively to the development of those around them.

Benefits:

2 to 4 weeks of vacation depending on experience
1 hour of sick leave for every 30 hours worked
8 paid holidays
3 days paid bereavement leave, as needed
401k retirement account match
Health (PPO and HSA options), dental, and vision insurance fully covered for full-time employees and available for family and dependents
Life and disability insurance
Employee assistance program
Bonus program
Professional training and development opportunities
Reimbursement for continuing education
Flexible schedule

Duties and Responsibilities:

Collaborating with project managers and other design team members on engineering deliverables, calculations, and project closeout
Providing actionable feedback on design work from other engineers and technicians
Visiting project sites to observe field activities
Managing small projects under the supervision of a project manager

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in civil engineering or appropriate discipline
Registered Professional Engineer (PE) in Oregon, Washington, or Idaho
Experience and knowledge of Federal Aviation Administration design standards and project development process preferred, but not required
Minimum of four years of relevant civil engineering with some aviation and/or transportation experience

An Equal Opportunity Employer - All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected status.

Average Compensation: $106,666

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