Structural Design Engineer II; Bridges & Tunnels
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Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented Structural Design Engineer II (Bridges & Tunnels) to join our team!
What You'll Be Doing:- Prepare simulation models of bridges & tunnels
- Design structural elements of bridges & tunnels
- Guide junior engineers and BIM modelers and review their deliverables
- Coordinate with the Senior & Principal engineers and obtain their feedback on the project timelines and follow the set target completion date
- Bachelor's degree in civil or Structural Engineering
- Minimum 5 years of experience in structural engineering ( bridges and tunnels).
- Knowledge on International design codes, such as AASHTO LRFD & Eurocode
- Knowledge on software such as Midas Civil, CSi Bridge, Autodesk structural bridge design
- Bachelor's degree in Civil/Structural Engineering
- Excellent knowledge of English language, that allows fluent communication in speaking and writing
- Master's degree in Structural Engineering
- Knowledge of Revit for checking the models developed by the BIM team
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