Road Design Engineer — Growth, Mentorship & Community Impact

American Structurepoint, Inc; Evansville (IN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

American Structurepoint is seeking a student or entry‑level engineer to join our Transportation Design Groups in Evansville, IN. You will contribute to roadway layouts, gather site data, and help develop engineering reports for diverse projects.

Proficiency with Microstation/Geopak and AutoCAD is valued, along with a strong work ethic and eagerness to learn. Responsibilities include 3D modeling, typical section creation, and involvement in roundabouts and major interstate improvement projects.

Qualifications

• Student majoring in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Construction Engineering, Land Survey or Structural Engineering with an emphasis on Civil Engineering
• Reliable transportation to and from office location
• Strong work ethic and willingness to learn

Responsibilities

• Contribute to roadway designs, lay out alignments, create typical sections, site assessment and engineering report development
• 3D modeling and work with Microstation/Geopak, AutoCad, Blubeam, Open Bridge, Merlin Dash, Quick Bridge
• Projects include roundabouts, bridge replacements and rehabilitations, urban and rural roads, large interstate improvements
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

Strong work ethic

Willingness to learn

Education

Civil Engineering or related program

Tools

Microstation Geopak

AutoCad

Bluebeam

OpenBridge

Merlin Dash

Quick Bridge

Job description

American Structurepoint is seeking a student or entry‑level engineer to join our Transportation Design Groups in Evansville, IN. You will contribute to roadway layouts, gather site data, and help develop engineering reports for diverse projects.

Proficiency with Microstation/Geopak and AutoCAD is valued, along with a strong work ethic and eagerness to learn. Responsibilities include 3D modeling, typical section creation, and involvement in roundabouts and major interstate improvement projects.