Highway Design Engineer

Insight Global is seeking an experienced and motivated Senior Engineer - Highway who desires increasing responsibilities as part of our highway/transportation design team. Candidates will assist in maintaining existing and building new client relationships. The candidate will be expected to work on multiple design projects and assist in the preparation of engineering documents for advertisement and construction. Projects will range from small transportation enhancement, trails or PAR sidewalk projects to large highway projects. Highway projects will range from intersection improvements to road widenings and large interchange projects.Day-to-day:• Lead the designs of multiple highway and transportation projects• Lead Highway Engineer role on larger transportation projects• Supervise design staff across offices on assigned projects and provide quality assurance for meeting design criteria and regulatory requirements• Develop or assist in the development of project design fees and project budgets• Responsible for coordination with clients, subconsultants and other government and regulatory agencies• Occasionally travel to project/client sites to complete tasks or attend meetingsMust Haves:• BSCE from ABET accredited engineering program• Minimum of 10 years of experience in highway and transportation design• Candidates must be capable of working on multiple projects in a fast-paced team-oriented environment• Ability to lead others on projects and facilitate teamwork• Excellent written and oral communication skills are a must• A working knowledge of Federal, State and local jurisdiction permitting regulations is required• Applicant must have a general understanding of design and plan preparation using Microstation and be proficient in MS office suite• Valid driver's license with demonstrated safe driving practicesPlusses:• Registered Professional Engineer$120,000 to $160,000 per year annual salary. [If client has provided an exact salary, then no need to use a range; also, if the client has provided an hourly rate, then use same hourly language from the Contract/Contract-to-Hire section above.]