Civil Engineer (PE), Transportation Drainage

ENGINEERING PRACTICE Consistently ranked by Engineering News-Record as a Top 20 transportation firm, Michael Baker International offers clients an integrated team of professionals versed in all aspects of transportation planning, design, permitting, and construction management and inspection. In addition, Michael Baker International is a recognized leader in the practical aspects of operating and maintaining a safe and efficient transportation infrastructure. DESCRIPTION As a part of our Transportation Department Team, the Civil Engineer will manage the analysis and design of complex transportation and civil drainage systems, Storm Water Management Plans, storm water facilities, permanent water quality facilities, NPDES permitting, and H&H analysis. The Civil Engineer will act as the design task leader for drainage scopes on projects; be responsible for task budget and schedules; attend and actively participate in client meetings; supervise junior drainage staff; and assist in developing marketing proposals. Our team routinely supports Design-Build projects and pursuits nationwide. Demonstrate technical ability in analysis and design of common water resources tasks such as design of storm water management BMPs, storm drainage systems, open channels, closed conduit hydraulics, culverts, bridge hydraulics, scour analysis, floodplain evaluation, and show experience with NPDES Permit Compliance both in documentation and design of water quality BMPs. Prepare hydrological and hydraulic calculations and models. Prepare quantity takeoffs and cost estimates. Prepare plans, specifications, drainage reports, and exhibits. Provide quality control checks on work performed under your direction. Work closely in the office as part of a multi-discipline team. Develop project scope of work documents and project plans that include an analysis of benefit, cost, work schedule, and any related risks. Monitor and communicate project related issues, scope changes, variances and contingencies that may arise during the development of projects. Meet with and effectively communicate with project partners, clients, subconsultants, stakeholders and general public to maintain strong relationships. Make trips to project sites as necessary to evaluate progress and status. Support local and regional alternative delivery projects. Be familiar with local agency, DOT, and Mile Hi Flood District design criteria and standards. Up to 20% travel may be required. PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS Four-year degree in Civil Engineering or related Engineering degree. Colorado PE or ability to obtain through comity. Minimum of 5 years of experience in related water resources design and management. Strong oral and written communication skills. Computer skills: Microsoft Office, analysis software such as HEC-RAS, HY-8, FHWA Hydraulic Toolbox, CUHP/SWMM, Microstation, Inroads, OpenRoads Designer, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and MS Project. Ability to travel to support alternative delivery projects throughout the region (approximately 10-20% travel may be required). COMPENSATION The salary range for this position is $72,000-$113,000. This will be dependent on the experience and expertise of the incoming candidate. BENEFITS We offer a comprehensive benefits package including: Medical, dental, vision insurance 401K Retirement Plan Health Savings Account (HSA) Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) Life, AD&D, short-term and long-term disability Professional and personal development Generous paid time off Commuter and wellness benefits Workplace Flexibility : Whether you want to work in the office, at home, or in a hybrid model, we accommodate a variety of preferences. We recognize our employees face many factors when it comes to selecting the best work location, and we are passionate about providing options and flexibility.