Coastal Waterfront Engineer & Project Leader

GEI Consultants; Portland (ME); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work schedules

Cell phone stipend

GEI University

Tuition reimbursement

Paid holidays & PTO

Job summary

GEI is seeking an experienced Waterfront / Structural Engineer / Project Manager to join our Boston Area offices. You will design coastal and structural projects, develop cost-effective solutions for municipalities and waterfront owners, and help shape the firm’s direction in coastal engineering and climate adaptation.

The role requires strong communication, 3–10+ years’ experience, and willingness to travel for site work. A MS is preferred and Maine driver’s license is implied for field work.

Qualifications

• B.S. in Structural or Civil Engineering (M.S. preferred).
• 3-10+ years of experience in structural, civil, or coastal engineering.
• Strong design experience in concrete, steel, timber, and aluminum structures.
• Familiarity with permitting at local, state, and federal levels.
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
• A valid U.S. driver’s license and willingness to travel for site work (some overnight trips).
• Comfort working outdoors in various weather conditions.

Responsibilities

• Perform design for coastal and structural projects.
• Develop innovative, cost-effective solutions for clients ranging from municipalities to private waterfront owners.
• Shape GEI’s strategic direction in coastal engineering and climate adaptation.

Skills

Coastal engineering

Project management

Structural design

Communication

Team collaboration

Permitting knowledge

Travel willingness

Outdoor work

Education

B.S. in Structural or Civil Engineering

M.S. preferred

Job description

GEI is seeking an experienced Waterfront / Structural Engineer / Project Manager to join our Boston Area offices. You will design coastal and structural projects, develop cost-effective solutions for municipalities and waterfront owners, and help shape the firm’s direction in coastal engineering and climate adaptation.

The role requires strong communication, 3–10+ years’ experience, and willingness to travel for site work. A MS is preferred and Maine driver’s license is implied for field work.