Graduate Bridge Design Engineer

Arup; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 77,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Profit sharing

401(k) with company match

Flexible working

Job summary

Arup, a global design and engineering firm, is seeking a Graduate Bridge Engineer in the United States. The role focuses on structural analysis, bridge design, and collaboration across geotechnical, civil, rail, marine, and construction teams.

Ideal candidates hold a master's (or PhD) in structural/civil engineering, with strong FE software experience, and a passion for sustainable infrastructure. Houston-based opportunities are highlighted with competitive compensation and benefits.

Qualifications

• Masters/PhD in Structural or Civil Engineering.
• Strong background in structural analysis and design.
• Interest in bridges and transportation infrastructure.

Responsibilities

• Perform structural analysis and design of bridges, retaining structures, and infrastructure.
• Assist in developing design calculations, reports, specs, and construction docs.
• Support finite element modeling and structural analysis using industry software.
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams and support BIM models.

Skills

Concrete Design

Steel Design

Bridge Design

Structural Analysis

Finite Element Analysis

Communication skills

Team collaboration

MS Office

US Work Eligibility

Education

Masters in Structural/Civil Engineering

PhD in Structural/Civil Engineering

Tools

CSiBridge

SAP2000

MIDAS Civil

SOFiSTiK

OpenBridgeDesigner

Job description

Arup, a global design and engineering firm, is seeking a Graduate Bridge Engineer in the United States. The role focuses on structural analysis, bridge design, and collaboration across geotechnical, civil, rail, marine, and construction teams.

Ideal candidates hold a master's (or PhD) in structural/civil engineering, with strong FE software experience, and a passion for sustainable infrastructure. Houston-based opportunities are highlighted with competitive compensation and benefits.