Transportation Engineer 3 (Engineering) (Asset Management)

Department of Transportation; Newington (CT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

The Connecticut Department of Transportation seeks a Transportation Engineer 3 for the Asset Management section within the Bureau of Engineering and Construction. This role involves serving as a liaison for highway assets including bridges, pavement, traffic signals, and drainage systems, managing inventory, condition assessments, lifecycle planning, and financial strategies.

The position coordinates asset management activities across engineering divisions, provides monthly and annual reporting,

Qualifications

• Valid driver's license essential.
• PE license preferred.
• Experience with transportation asset management, bridge inspection, or pavement management.
• Knowledge of lifecycle management, risk management, and financial planning for infrastructure assets.
• Ability to travel for training, conferences, meetings, and field reviews.
• Demonstrated ability to perform complex engineering analysis and reporting.

Responsibilities

• Serve as liaison for highway assets including bridges, pavement, traffic signals, and drainage.
• Manage inventory and conduct condition assessments.
• Develop lifecycle planning and financial strategies for infrastructure assets.
• Coordinate asset management activities across engineering divisions.
• Provide monthly and annual reporting on asset status and performance.
• Support the Chief Engineer's office on transportation issues.

Skills

Asset management

Bridge inspection

Pavement management

Lifecycle management

Risk management

Financial planning

Willing to travel

Complex analysis

Job description

The Connecticut Department of Transportation seeks a Transportation Engineer 3 for the Asset Management section within the Bureau of Engineering and Construction. This role involves serving as a liaison for highway assets including bridges, pavement, traffic signals, and drainage systems, managing inventory, condition assessments, lifecycle planning, and financial strategies. The position coordinates asset management activities across engineering divisions, provides monthly and annual reporting, and supports the Chief Engineer's office on transportation issues.

Key qualifications:

• Valid driver's license required; Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred
• Experience with transportation asset management, bridge inspection, or pavement management
• Knowledge of lifecycle management, risk management, and financial planning for infrastructure assets
• Ability to travel for training, conferences, meetings, and field reviews
• Complex engineering analysis and reporting capabilities