Roadway Engineer-in-Training - Transportation Market
Gresham SmithAlpharetta, Georgia, United States • Atlanta, Georgia, United States • Georgia, United States
Posted February 7, 2025
Full Time
About the Company
Gresham Smith is a leading architecture, engineering, and consulting firm that designs and delivers built environments aimed at fostering healthy, thriving communities. The firm offers a full spectrum of services—including architecture, engineering, interiors, planning, aviation, corporate, urban, healthcare, industrial, transportation, water services, and environmental sustainability—while maintaining a strong commitment to LEED certification and sustainable design. Gresham Smith’s multidisciplinary approach blends technical expertise with a deep understanding of social and environmental impact, enabling it to create resilient, user‑centered solutions for federal, corporate, and public‑sector clients. Its reputation for innovation earned it a spot on Fast Company’s World’s Most Innovative Companies list, and its inclusive, collaborative culture has been repeatedly recognized as a “Best Place to Work.”
Job Description
We are a creative team of architecture, engineering and design professionals who serve both public and private sector clients. Together, we share one Core Purpose: To plan, design, and consult to create healthy and thriving communities.
Requirements
- Assist in designing roadway projects including coordination with traffic, bridge design, transportation planning, and environmental.
- Participate in the development of the preparation of engineering reports, plans and specifications for major and minor projects.
- Preparation and review preliminary and final plans and technical specifications, contract documents and estimates, and make recommendations for additions, deletions and substitutions when modifications are necessary.
- Communicate and interact with project team members, client representatives, review agencies and others as appropriate to project.
- Assist in resolving a variety of complex problems (e.g., conflicting design requirements, unsuitability of conventional materials, difficult coordination requirements).
Benefits
- Flexible work schedules
- Competitive benefits