AMT Engineering
Mid- Level Transportation Engineer
About this role
A. Morton Thomas and Associates seeks a Transportation Engineer with 4+ years of experience to join their Raleigh office. You'll work on diverse transportation projects involving roadway design, traffic analysis, and engineering reports with the flexibility of a hybrid work arrangement.
What you'll do
- Collect and analyze data for transportation projects
- Evaluate existing conditions and alternatives for engineering reports
- Develop horizontal and vertical roadway alignments
- Design cross sections, superelevation, and roadside barriers
- Create ADA curb ramp designs and roadway models
- Prepare MOT and traffic-related plans
What they're looking for
- Transportation engineering design
- Roadway alignment and modeling
- Traffic and MOT planning
- ADA compliance knowledge
- Data collection and analysis
- Engineering report writing
- Cross-section design
- CAD or engineering software proficiency
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Hybrid work arrangement (3 days office, flexible remote)
- Work-life balance
- Opportunities across multiple AMT offices
- Professional growth and challenging projects
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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 your experience with horizontal and vertical alignment design, and what software tools have you used most frequently?
- Describe a project where you performed existing condition analysis and alternative evaluation. How did you approach the data collection and what was your role in the final recommendations?