Roadway Design Engineer

Roadway Engineer

Michael Baker International is looking to hire a Full-Time Roadway Engineer to work out of our Madison or Milwaukee, WI office. As a Roadway Engineer, you will design transportation facilities including local streets using complete streets best practices, urban roadways, rural highways, and interchanges. You will work under the direction of a Project Manager to develop horizontal and vertical alignments, develop roadway base files, create roadway corridor models using Civil 3D, as well as prepare roadway plans, technical specifications, and cost estimates, experience with MicroStation and OpenRoads, or Geopak is also advantageous. There is also an opportunity to take on as much responsibility as is desired, including taking a lead role on tasks for larger projects and attending client meetings.

• Develop horizontal and vertical alignments

• Create roadway corridor models

• Coordinate with multi-discipline design team

• Prepare roadway plans, specifications, and cost estimates

• Work cooperatively with other engineers, project managers, and technicians

• Attend client meetings

• Be a task lead

More experienced transportation designers and project managers are also encouraged to apply.

• Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering or related

• Professional Engineer (P.E.) license in the State of Wisconsin, or the ability to obtain a WI P.E. license within four months of hire

• 5-8 years of engineering experience (WisDOT projects preferred)

• Software proficiency – roadway design software, (MicroStation & AutoCAD), Microsoft Office

• Working experience with WisDOT and local municipalities

• Excellent analytical skills

• Strong written/verbal communication skills

• Proficiency in organization and presentation of documentation

• Relationships with WisDOT particularly in the Southwest Region given preference

The approximate compensation range for this position is $89,043 to $128,557. This compensation range is a good faith estimate for the position at the time of posting. Actual compensation is dependent upon factors such as education, qualifications, experience, skillset, and physical work location.