Transportation Project Engineer (JOB ID 1934)
OneSparQ's Client9 months ago
Atlanta, GA, United States
On-site
Full-time
Junior Level (1-3 years)
Job Description
Position Overview
OneSparQ is looking for a project engineer to work in the transportation department at a local engineering firm in Atlanta, GA. Schedule: Full-time. Salary: $110,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year. Location: In person.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead design oversight for transportation projects, including local and major roadways, sidewalks, shoulders, and drainage improvements
- Provide technical guidance, mentoring, and quality review for roadway design elements such as alignment, signing, pavement markings, drainage systems, construction phasing, and erosion control
- Contribute hands-on design support for complex or specialized project components when needed
- Support project managers and senior engineers with plan development, engineering reports, quantity takeoffs, and cost estimates
- Coordinate with internal team members to ensure design accuracy, consistency, and adherence to standards
- Collaborate with clients, regulatory agencies, and external stakeholders throughout project development and permitting processes
- Review and approve design work completed by project engineers and designers, offering constructive feedback and direction
- Communicate effectively across disciplines to maintain project schedules and resolve design challenges
- Assist with workload planning and task delegation within the engineering team
Required Qualifications
- Active Professional Engineer (PE) License
- 8+ yrs experience in transportation and roadway or drainage design experience
- Experience working with Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) or other DOT's
- Familiarity with modeling software
Preferred Qualifications
- CAD Proficiency
Required Skills
Professional Engineering License
Plan development and cost estimation
Mentoring and quality review
Roadway and drainage design
Regulatory compliance
Transportation design oversight
CAD proficiency
Stakeholder collaboration