Are you looking for the next step in your Engineering career path? If so, Come Lead with Us by joining the Department of Land Use and Transportation as an Engineering Associate II! The Engineering Associate II (EAII) classification is the journey level classification within the series. These positions are responsible for performing professional and technical engineering work or reviewing plans on assigned projects, such as maintenance and/or transportation capital projects, development related improvement projects, and other infrastructure related projects. The Engineering and Construction Services (ECS) division is responsible for inspections of multi-million dollar transportation improvements projects. The ECS division currently has two openings for EAII's. These positions will be assigned to work on civil design duties with county engineering staff for a wide variety of public works transportation improvement projects. These positions will be responsible for performing professional and technical engineering work on assigned projects, such as culvert/bridge replacements, roadway widening, bike/pedestrian improvements and appurtenances (signing, striping, and illumination) as well as provide technical assistance to higher level engineering staff. In addition to the minimum qualifications for this position, ideal candidates should have a strong interest in roadway, hydraulic, structural and/or geotechnical engineering as well as have experience with public transportation projects in design and/or construction.
We are accepting applications for this position for up to one (1) month. However, we will start reviewing applications the week of November 12, 2018 and this position is subject to closure anytime after that date.
A Bachelor's Degree in civil engineering, construction engineering management, surveying, or closely related field; AND Two (2) years of transportation-related experience applying civil engineering theory, principles, and methods with emphasis on maintenance, plan preparation and review, road and bridge construction, inspection, and/or design review. OR
A Master's Degree in civil engineering, construction engineering management, surveying, or closely related field; AND One (1) year of transportation-related experience applying civil engineering theory, principles, and methods with emphasis on maintenance, plan preparation and review, road and bridge construction, inspection, and/or design review.
Possession of a Fundamentals of Engineering certificate in Civil Engineering is required.
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2 openings.
Internal Number: 2018-252
About Washington County
Washington County is located in Hillsboro, Oregon.
