Transportation Drainage Engineer in Training — Design & Hydraulics

CME Associates; Meridian (ID); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision, life, and dis

Job summary

Horrocks is seeking a Drainage Engineer-In-Training in Idaho to join the drainage team. You will perform hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, design drainage components for transportation projects, and prepare plans for bidding and construction with CADD.

Collaboration across disciplines ensures best value and adherence to standards. The role requires a civil engineering degree and FE exam, with 0–4 years of stormwater design experience; municipal/DOT exposure and OpenRoads Designer familiarity

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or graduate degree in civil engineering from an accredited program.
• FE exam must be passed.
• 0–4 years of experience in storm water design for transportation projects.
• Municipal or state DOT experience preferred.
• OpenRoads Designer experience preferred.
• Strong written and verbal communication; ability to work with varied staff.

Responsibilities

• Perform hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and design for transportation projects.
• Model drainage systems using modeling software and design components.
• Use CADD to prepare plans and digital files for bidding and construction.
• Coordinate with other disciplines to deliver value to clients.
• Execute design tasks, calculations, and plan development in compliance with standards.
• Take ownership of assigned tasks and manage time effectively.

Skills

OpenRoads Designer

Hydraulic analysis

Detail oriented

Self-motivated

Time management

Verbal & written communication

Team coordination

Education

Civil Engineering degree

ABET-accredited program

FE exam passed

Tools

OpenRoads Designer

CADD (MicroStation/AutoCAD)

Job description

Horrocks is seeking a Drainage Engineer-In-Training in Idaho to join the drainage team. You will perform hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, design drainage components for transportation projects, and prepare plans for bidding and construction with CADD.

Collaboration across disciplines ensures best value and adherence to standards. The role requires a civil engineering degree and FE exam, with 0–4 years of stormwater design experience; municipal/DOT exposure and OpenRoads Designer familiarity