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  About the role

  Simply Put, A Great Place to Work Benesch is a growing, multi-disciplined planning, engineering, and professional services firm. We enhance infrastructure and communities across the country – creating spaces and providing connections in ways that make a difference. We pride ourselves on being nimble enough to remain responsive to client needs yet large enough to offer exceptional bench strength. As a member of our team, you’ll have an opportunity to draw from those resources when you need them and, likewise, contribute your expertise when you have something to share. At Benesch, we are looking for candidates with varied backgrounds and worldviews. We are committed to offering an inclusive work environment where everyone feels valued and respected. Statistics show that women and underrepresented groups are less likely to apply for a position if they don’t meet 100% of the qualifications. If this statement resonates with you, don’t be so hard on yourself—apply for the job!

  Civil-Roadway Designer II Join our growing Civil team as a Civil Designer. In this role you will work on various transportation projects with state and local transportation agencies.

  Responsibilities

  • Collect and assimilate data and perform modeling, analysis and/or design calculations of project elements.
  • Draw design details under direction of others.
  • Compute quantities and demonstrate awareness of relationships to pay items.
  • Organize calculations to be included in design files, following project standards.
  • Coordinate drafting of an element.
  • Perform field or site visits as needed.
  • Develop cursory knowledge of applicable codes and standards and use of applicable CADD and Microsoft software.

  Requirements

  • Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or related discipline required.
  • 3+ years of experience preferred.

  Qualifications

  • E.I.T (or desire to obtain P.E. in the future) preferred.

  Skills

  • Knowledgeable in AutoCAD Civil 3D, MicroStation, and Microsoft Office products.
  • Demonstrated ability to work and collaborate in a team environment on challenging projects.
  • Willingness to be adaptable to office and field inspection tasks.
  • Excellent communication skills (verbal and written - e-mails, project memos, reports, etc.).
  • Detailed, and organized individual who thrives in environments that are deadline driven.
  • The position may include the need to perform Field Inspection and may require travel to project sites.

  Benefits

  • Career growth that’s real with leadership development, training, and clear paths forward.
  • Strong financial future with up to 9% retirement contribution for benefit-eligible employees