AMT Engineering
Mid-Level Structural Engineer - Bridges and Transportation
About this role
A Morton Thomas and Associates seeks an experienced structural engineer to design and analyze bridges, retaining walls, and transportation infrastructure for government and private clients across multiple states. The role offers leadership opportunities, mentorship, and career growth within a employee-owned firm.
What you'll do
- Design and analyze new and rehabilitated bridge and transportation structures
- Perform load rating and structural assessments
- Lead and mentor junior engineering team members
- Manage structural engineering projects for DOT and municipal clients
- Support multi-state projects through interoffice staff utilization
- Collaborate with state departments of transportation and local agencies
What they're looking for
- Structural analysis and design
- Bridge engineering
- DOT project experience
- Project management
- Team leadership and mentoring
- Load rating calculations
- Transportation infrastructure knowledge
- Technical communication
Benefits
- Employee ownership stake
- Competitive salary
- 401(k) matching plan
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Flexible working conditions
- Educational assistance
- In-house training programs
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AMT Engineering
AMT Engineering (A. Morton Thomas and Associates) is a transportation and civil engineering firm that designs and manages infrastructure projects including roadway design, traffic analysis, and construction support. The company is hiring both summer interns and experienced transportation engineers for roles across multiple office locations with hybrid work flexibility.
View all jobs at AMT EngineeringLikely interview questions
- Can you walk us through a specific bridge design or rehabilitation project you led, including the analysis methods you used and any challenges you overcame?
- What experience do you have with DOT standards and load rating calculations for existing structures?